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Building a well-architected cloud infrastructure is critical for ensuring your business's smooth operation and growth. At Opsfleet, we've seen firsthand how preparing Cloud Infrastructure for production allows companies to run more efficiently and securely. Early implementation of these 'must-have' and 'recommended' practices sets a solid foundation for your company's future success: ✅ Separate your prod and non-prod environments at the highest level: Account or project. ✅ Implement multi-availability Zone (AZ) architecture to ensure high availability across data centers. 🟧 Limit the number of accounts to no more than four: Production, Non-Production, Security/Infra, and a Root account. 🟧 Manage your cloud infrastructure with Infrastructure as Code. 🟧 Run applications on Kubernetes with advanced auto-scaling. 🟧 Use managed services such as EKS/RDS to reduce overhead.

"Working with Opsfleet was one of the best decisions I've made in my professional career." 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 Brand new Customer Success Story! 📽 Listen to Shahar Polak, Head of Engineering at Imagen, talk about his Opsfleet experience and how our DevOps expert helped his team design and build the cloud infrastructure they needed for scale. As an AI startup with a vast potential market comprised of millions of photographers, Imagen faced the challenge of designing and building its complex AWS cloud infrastructure on a large scale. Our favorite Golden Nugget of this fantastic story is that thanks to Opsfleet, Imagen could scale from dozens to tens of thousands of customers in the past three years. Thank you, Shahar Polak, for choosing Opsfleet and sharing your incredible experience. We'll let Shahar continue talking about their story. 🍿 #devops #aws

A solid monitoring and observability strategy forms the backbone of reliable cloud-based services. It helps teams detect issues and anomalies, ensure performance efficiency, and maintain high service availability. In this video, our VP of DevOps delivery, Assaf Yacobi, talks about the monitoring solutions and processes recommended to implement: 🔷 Overview of monitoring strategies for cloud systems 🔷 Evaluating tools: Datadog, Prometheus, and more 🔷 Managing logs with alternatives like Loki 🔷 Significance of synthetic monitoring in production 🔷 Tips for setting up effective alert systems without excess noise #devops #observability #aws #sre

💥 💥 💥 💥 💥 Big Announcement 💥 💥 💥 💥 💥 New hire onboard in the United Kingdom! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Opsfleet is expanding its DevOps services and solutions to the UK, and we're super excited to have Saul Hodder join us as our first Sales Lead. With his expertise in building strong, personal relationships, Saul will play a key role in cultivating our partnerships with AWS in the UK and leading all our sales activities. He will drive growth and help us deliver even greater value to our customers. Welcome to the team, Saul — we can't wait to see your incredible impact! Let's do amazing things together 💙

If once considered a trend, adopting Kubernetes as your container orchestrator is one of the best practices for building scaling applications in the cloud. If you're considering shifting to Kubernetes, we highly recommend you check out this breakdown by Assaf Yacobi, our VP of DevOps delivery. Assaf discusses the pros and cons of leveraging Kubernetes so you can better determine whether it's the right solution for you. #devops #aws #gcp #Kubernetes #k8s

This is how we DoiT. Man, we love that slogan 😍 It tells you everything about the energy, dedication, and trust that their people bring to the table. Yesterday, we had an offsite meeting with DoiT, our strategic partner, to discuss future plans and enhance the collaboration and personal connection between our teams. Both companies have worked together for the past year to help tech startups build, scale, and optimize high-standard cloud infrastructure. We can't wait to see what 2025 brings. Let's rock and roll 🎸 Assaf Antebi Shiran Mazursky Doron Rabia Haim Mashiah Yaniv Yunger Larissa Tendler Tom Zohar Ran Gabbay Dor Mashiach Tal Ben-Nun Eran Shlomi Achiad Friedman Assaf Yacobi Zohar Berkovitz Alex Freidman

Cloud disasters are the worst. The downtime and adverse effects on business continuity pose a high risk to any organization. Having a Disaster Recovery (DR) Plan for cloud production accounts is considered a best practice because it completely alters recovery time from outages. Some regulated industries, such as finance and healthcare, consider it a mandatory measure of every production environment. In this video, Assaf Yacobi, our VP of DevOps delivery, discusses the importance of having a DRP for your cloud environment and the best time to implement it. #devops #aws #gcp #drp

Today, we're taking a moment to pause and honor the 1,400+ lives tragically lost on October 7th, 2023. Our hearts go out to all those affected, especially the families of the hostages who are still awaiting the safe return of their loved ones. We stand by you during this time of immense pain, holding onto hope for the day they are brought back home.

Happy Jewish New Year, ya'll! We hope this year will bring you peace, success, joy, and good health. With 💜 from the Opsfleet team.

This is a fantastic customer testimonial that precisely describes the Opsfleet experience. Looking to deliver high-quality DevOps projects quickly? You know where to find us 😎