Tag: aws
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Renato @ DevOps Berlin Meetup (video)
The video of my talk last month about the future of relational databases on the cloud at the Berlin DevOps meetup. Thanks Quandoo for hosting and recording the event!
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Q&A with Amsource Technology
My toughts on being based in Berlin, working remotely, DevOps culture and why I like to speak at DevOps meet-ups. A Q&A with the DevOpsBerlin blog and Amsource Technology.
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Managing auto-scaling of RDS on AWS using the AWS CLI and Bash
Cloud services enable you to increase or decrease the capacity of your deployment within minutes, but how can you scale a relational database automatically keeping predictable performance and costs under control? You can read my post about auto-scaling RDS on the Funambol Tech Blog, walking the tight rope of cloud development.
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Is Serverless the Future of Relational Databases?
I am very happy to talk about the new options available for running a relational database on the cloud and the serverless approach on AWS at the next DevOps Berlin tech event organized by Amsource Technology on June 5th. More information on the Eventbrite page The abstract of my talk: From AWS to Google Cloud,…
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Cross Zone Load Balancing always on, right?
Cross Zone Load Balancing is one of the less known and most confusing options of the different load balancers on AWS. Until 2013 the choice was simple, Amazon offered only one load balancer as a service – the Classic Load Balancer – and there was no option to perform Cross Zone Load Balancing. No feature,…
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Video of MySQL on the cloud at DevOpsConf Russia 2018
I am happy to share the video of my presentation MySQL on the cloud, from virtual machines to serverless options at the latest DevOpsConf in Moscow. Very glad I had the chance to talk about databases on the cloud, attend an interesting conference in Russia and meet many software engineers. The slides of the talk…
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Talking pasta and AWS. In Poland
Talking pasta & AWS in Poland: how many penne and spaghetti can you (manually) set up before your cloud deployment is not manageble anymore? The video of my presentation at the SFI in Krakow