What’s the best way to keep track of cloud resources and costs?
I've been using a cloud environment for a while, and as the number of resources has grown, it's becoming difficult to see what's currently running, what's actually being…
I've been using a cloud environment for a while, and as the number of resources has grown, it's becoming difficult to see what's currently running, what's actually being…
I need to migrate manually created AWS resources into Terraform without disrupting production. The environment includes a VPC with roughly 30 subnets, four EKS clusters, multiple Route 53…
I'm a platform engineer at a cloud-resilience company, and we promote Kubernetes recovery as a major part of our product. During a production incident, I discovered that our…
I'm a platform engineer at a cloud resilience company, and during a production incident I discovered that our infrastructure-as-code setup was no longer an accurate representation of the…
As my AWS environment has grown, it's becoming difficult to keep track of what is currently running and what is generating costs. I'm managing EC2 instances, S3 buckets,…
My current work involves Azure, but most deployments and changes are still done manually through the portal. I have built up solid Azure experience across several projects and…
Compute, networking, secrets, policies, and Kubernetes resources are commonly defined in Git, reviewed through pull requests, and reconciled automatically with tools such as Argo CD. Backups often seem…
Compute, networking, secrets, policies, and even Kubernetes resources are commonly stored in version control, reviewed through pull requests, and reconciled automatically. Backups often seem to be the exception,…
I need to start managing an existing production environment with Terraform without disrupting anything. The environment includes a VPC with roughly 30 subnets, four EKS clusters, Route 53…
For production Terraform setups, how do you organize state within each environment? Do you keep networking, DNS, Kubernetes clusters, and databases in one state, or split them into…
I'm evaluating ways to let tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Cursor work with our AWS environments without giving them the same permissions as the developer…
For teams managing Terraform in production, how do you organize state within each environment? Do you keep networking, DNS, Kubernetes clusters, databases, and applications in one state, or…
We're planning to move a large number of existing AWS resources from CloudFormation to OpenTofu. Each customer environment is fairly isolated and may contain EC2 instances, load balancers,…
I'm evaluating ways to let tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Cursor work with AWS without giving them the same permissions as the developer running them.…
We manage many customer-isolated AWS environments with CloudFormation, including EC2 instances, load balancers, Auto Scaling Groups, VPCs, security groups, and other services. We're evaluating a migration to OpenTofu…
I'm looking for advice on deploying and managing Microsoft 365 Cloud PCs in an enterprise environment. Ideally, I'd like an infrastructure-as-code approach that works with tools such as…
Has anyone implemented infrastructure as code for deploying and managing enterprise Microsoft 365 Cloud PCs? I'm looking for a platform-agnostic approach using tools such as Terraform or Ansible,…
For people working in DevOps, infrastructure as code, or technical leadership: are you actively using OpenTofu in production, or seriously considering it for your tooling? If you aren't…
I'd like to use VS Code more for managing my Azure environment, but several official extensions seem badly outdated. For example, the Azure Automation extension hasn't been updated…
I'm a professional C#/.NET engineer with more than a decade of development experience. I've used AWS storage services through the SDK in previous projects, but the infrastructure itself…