Cloud 3.0: Multi-Clouds, Serverless Computing and FinOps |…

The Evolution of Cloud Technologies: From ‘Lift-and-Shift’ to Native Architectures

Cloud technologies are evolving from ‘lift-and-shift’ approaches to native architectures featuring service-managed functions and global scalability.

A multi-cloud strategy reduces reliance on a single provider, while FinOps transforms spending into a manageable asset.

The Evolution of Cloud Technologies: From ‘Lift-and-Shift’ to Native Architectures

Reservations/spot instances, auto-scaling classes.

Monitoring usage, SLO/SLI, tracing and profiling.

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Logs, Metrics, Tracing, Profiles, Event Correlation, SLO/SLI, Dependency Maps

An analytics platform in a multi-cloud environment: real-time ingestion, lakehouse for storage, serverless queries, cost management through catalogs and automated policies. The win: speed and budget control.

Cloud 3.0 is about discipline and standardized practices. Cost becomes a managed property of the architecture.

Frequently asked questions

What does readiness assessment involve?

Readiness assessment: a short audit of data, processes, and available tools.

How should a pilot project be initiated?

A pilot project: launching on a narrow case with clear success metrics.

What elements are crucial for integrating cloud initiatives into existing processes?

Integration into process: defining roles, SLAs, control points, and responsibilities.

How can scaling be automated effectively?

Scaling: automating monitoring, optimizing costs, and ensuring stability.

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