3 Cloud Architecture Secrets Your Cloud Provide... -

Use Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) to cache data closer to users and keep as much traffic as possible within a single availability zone or region to avoid "inter-zone" transfer fees. 3. "Managed" Doesn't Mean "Optimized"

Set up strict auto-scaling policies and "kill switches" for dev/test environments. A managed database running 24/7 for a 9-to-5 project is a silent budget killer. 3 cloud architecture secrets your cloud provide...

Providers use egress fees as a form of "data gravity" to make it difficult for you to leave or adopt a multi-cloud strategy. Use Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) to cache data

Cloud providers design their default configurations for , not cost-efficiency or maximum security. A managed database running 24/7 for a 9-to-5

Moving data into the cloud is almost always free, but moving it out (egress) or even between regions can be prohibitively expensive.

Cloud providers are businesses first. While their documentation is extensive, there are a few "unspoken truths" that architects learn the hard way. Here are three secrets to help you optimize your setup: 1. The "Default Settings" Tax

A managed service is often just a specific virtual machine with a markup. You are paying for the automation, but the provider won't automatically scale you down when traffic drops unless you configure it yourself.