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by Andreas Wittig on July 24, 2020

10 Obstacles for Lift & Shift Architectures

The cloud is not only about greenfield projects. Over the last few years I have accompanied several enterprises in large migration projects from on-premises to the Amazon Web Services (AWS). This blog post gives an overview of typical obstacles for lift & shift architectures and points out possible solutions.

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Postman and Cloudcraft Blog Series pt 1

by Sophie Beckerman on June 29, 2020

Part II: Generating Live Cloudcraft Architecture Diagrams in Confluence

Welcome to Part 2 of the Cloudcraft API series! If you haven’t configured Postman and Cloudcraft yet, check out Part 1.

The goal of this part is to:

  • Use Cloudcraft’s API to make a request to update your existing blueprint 
  • Apply AWS tagging best practices for filtered snapshots 
  • Embed your live blueprint into Confluence for your change management or documentation workflow
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storage on aws

by Andreas Wittig on June 17, 2020

Storage on AWS

How do you choose the best storage option on AWS?

Choosing storage service is critical when designing a cloud architecture. Read on to learn about the characteristics, limitations, typical use cases, and a decision tree for the following options to store data on AWS:

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messaging on aws

by Michael Wittig on June 8, 2020

Messaging on AWS

Previously, I compared all database options offered by AWS for you. In this post, I compare the available messaging options. The goal of messaging on AWS is to decouple the producers of messages from consumers. 

The messaging pattern allows us to process the messages asynchronously. This has several advantages. You can roll out a new version of consumers of messages while the producers can continue to send new messages at full speed. You can also scale the consumers independently from the producers. You get some kind of buffer in your system that can absorb spikes without overloading it. 

In this blog post, I introduce all the messaging options that AWS offers. Afterward, I end with a comparison table of the options.

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Postman and Cloudcraft Blog Series pt 1

by Sophie Beckerman on June 3, 2020

Part I: Automating Image and JSON Snapshots of your AWS Accounts

This is part one of a three part series that will demonstrate how the Cloudcraft API can be used to programmatically snapshot your AWS applications and workloads. These Image or JSON snapshots may be embedded in your Confluence page, Wiki, or HTML page ensuring readers of your documentation always have an up-to-date solution architecture diagram. 

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by Michael Wittig on April 23, 2020

Databases on AWS

Andy Jassy, CEO of AWS, proclaimed #DBFreedom, aka use whatever database you like. AWS offers them all. At least, that’s what AWS marketing wants us to understand.

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