Azure Deprecating TLS 1.0 and 1.1

Azure Deprecating TLS 1.0 and 1.1

Microsoft has begun deprecating TLS versions 1.0 & 1.1 across all services in Azure. This requires clients connecting to Azure resources to use TLS 1.2 at a minimum, preferably 1.3 if supported. While many deadlines have passed, Microsoft has extended support for...
Manage Public IPs in AWS

Manage Public IPs in AWS

When using public IP addresses in AWS, it is a good idea to regularly monitor and audit them.  This can be cumbersome as IPs can be assigned to a wide range of services across multiple accounts.  Whether using a stand-alone account or an Organization, AWS provides a...
Azure Retiring Resources

Azure Retiring Resources

As Azure grows and resources continue to improve, Microsoft will continuously retire old and outdated resources. Any resources not migrated by the retirement date may stop working as Microsoft shuts down the endpoints on which they run. Below is a list of all...
AWS S3 Cross-Account Replication

AWS S3 Cross-Account Replication

When you create a general-purpose S3 bucket, AWS automatically redundantly saves all data across a minimum of 3 availability zones in the region where the bucket was created. This allows for 99.999999999% file durability, which ensures that you will never lose any of...
Google Cloud Pub/Sub Service

Google Cloud Pub/Sub Service

Google Cloud Pub/Sub is a cloud-based messaging service that allows you to send and receive messages between independent applications distributed across the cloud and on-prem platforms. It is a fully managed real-time messaging service that facilitates application...
Azure Data Engineering Best Practices

Azure Data Engineering Best Practices

Securing Key Details Security is one of the significant aspects when dealing with cloud tech stack (not only cloud any technical stack). Azure key vault is one of the services used to secure essential information such as server details, usernames, and passwords. The...
Cloud Provider Comparison: AWS vs. Azure

Cloud Provider Comparison: AWS vs. Azure

Choosing a cloud provider can be difficult, with several options, each offering a wide variety of services. The two leading providers are Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure, which combine for over 50% of the cloud provider market share. There are several others, but here...