Tag: Architectures

All the articles with the tag "Architectures".

• Versioning Terraform Resources to Meet CIS Security Standards

  19 Jul, 2025

  Infrastructure as Code (IaC) has become a foundational practice for modern DevOps and cloud-native teams. Terraform, as one of the most widely adopted IaC tools, enables infrastructure automation,

• Choosing Between DynamoDB and Cassandra for a Crypto Exchange

  13 Jul, 2025

  When designing the backend of a crypto exchange, selecting the right database architecture is crucial. Two common NoSQL databases often considered for this type of application are Amazon DynamoDB and

• How to Implement MVC in CodeIgniter to Clean Up Your Views

  25 Sep, 2024

  When building web applications, it's easy to end up with PHP logic mixed directly into your HTML views, especially in smaller projects. However, this can lead to messy, hard-to-maintain code. The

• Implementing Resilient Architectures in AWS: Strategies for Automated Recovery and Testing

  17 May, 2024

  Implementing resilient architectures in AWS is essential for ensuring high availability and reliability of your applications. In this blog post, we'll explore strategies for automating recovery and

• The AWS Well Architected Framework

  18 Apr, 2024

  Discover how to effectively design, utilize, and manage workloads in the cloud by translating requirements into architecture and operations while adhering to best practices. The Six Pillars:

• Why to choose a Data Lake?

  7 Feb, 2023

  There are some reason that will take you to choose to use a Data Lake as solution for your Data Operations. The most importants are: Increase operational efficiency Make data available faster Lower

• Three ideas to consider to develop a microservice

  16 Jan, 2023

  In the post about: Is microservice architecture the silver bullet? we can find the explanation about why is not a good idea the microservice architecture to the following applications: real-time

• Difference between Framework and Libraries

  29 Dec, 2022

  Software Development has tricky words. Some Jargon that seems as unreachable when we are starting. Even though is not a game changer understand this difference is a nice to have and in one or two