Agile Stacks Blog

Controlling your costs on AWS using the power of Agile Stacks

Posted by Sean O'Shaughnessey on May 28, 2020 3:08:00 AM

Agile Stacks is motivated to help our customers save money as they deploy the compelling Kubernetes container orchestration platform. We have had several customers save a significant amount of money using our ever-expanding capabilities of using AWS Spot Instances. For example, Zeeto reduced cloud costs by 75% by adopting the Agile Stacks DevOps automation platform SuperHub on AWS. The company completely automated the software delivery process using an infrastructure-as-code approach and maximized their savings by deploying on Spot Instances.

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Topics: Cloud, CTO, DevOps Automation, Infrastructure Automation

"Deep Survival": Thinking through it with your software infrastructure

Posted by John Morada on May 5, 2020 10:35:18 PM

“Training is an attempt to make predictions more accurate in a given environment. But as the environment changes (and it always does), what you need is versatility, the ability to perceive what’s really happening and adapt to it.” --Laurence Gonzalez, Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why

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Topics: Business Agility, Business/IT alignment, CIO, Cloud, Cloud Computing, CTO, Infrastructure Automation, Kubernetes

When to go big with a Kubernetes cluster(?) | Part 1

Posted by Rick Richardson on Jan 30, 2020 4:30:00 AM

In this three-blog series, let's figure out the strategic preparation and tactical automation that you need. We understand Kubernetes is powerful yet it takes some effort to get there.

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Topics: Business Agility, Business/IT alignment, CIO, Cloud, Cloud Computing, CTO, Infrastructure Automation, Kubernetes

Technical humility doesn't win you customers

Posted by John Morada and Sean O'Shaughnessey on Oct 22, 2019 3:00:00 AM

Don’t downplay your technical credibility because that is one of the main reasons you were discovered in the first place. All too often, the current modus operandi for a marketing or sales conversation is about 'business value.' While there is certainly nothing incorrect with that approach, we recommend not losing yourself in the generalities of solving business problems that you forget who you are.

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Topics: Cloud, CTO, DevOps Automation, Infrastructure Automation