Cloud Encyclopedia - A quick guide to the cloud | ORBIT

Cloud Encyclopedia: a quick guide to the cloud

  • Logging in the cloud | ORBIT

    Logging (not only) in Microsoft Azure: why, what, where and how to log?

  • Cost and infrastructure optimization before migration to the cloud | ORBIT

    Cost and infrastructure optimization starts before migration to the cloud

  • Application Deployment in Kubernetes | ORBIT

    Cloud-native approach to application deployment in Kubernetes

  • Why and how to get started with Kubernetes? Main components, concepts ...and reasons

  • Cloud finance or how to (u)manage costs in the cloud 

  • GitOps - modern management and operation of applications and infrastructure

  • GDPR, NIS 2 and DORA risks from a geography perspective| ORBIT Cloud Encyclopedia

    GDPR, NIS 2 and DORA risks from the perspective of geography

  • Cloud Storage | ORBIT Cloud Encyclopedia

    Storing data in the cloud: make sure you know what, why, where and how

  • Why create cloud native applications | ORBIT Cloud Encyclopedia

    Do you create cloud applications? Be careful to make them "cloud native"!

  • Vulnerability scanning or how to prevent security threats in the public cloud | ORBIT Cloud Encyclopedia

    Vulnerability scanning: how to counter threats in the public cloud?

  • How NIS2 can help you improve your cyber security

    How NIS2 can help you improve your cyber security

  • Cloud compliance 2023: what did last year bring and what will and (probably) won't pass us by this year | ORBIT Cloud Encyclopedia

    Cloud compliance 2023: recap and outlook

WHAT IS THE CLOUD ENCYCLOPEDIA?

Awareness of cloud services, their purpose, advantages and disadvantages is often superficial and fragmented in our region. That's why Encyclopedia of Cloud was created - a series of articles by Orbit tribesmen that will reliably introduce anyone interested in the Czech market to the issues of cloud IT services.

As ORBIT, we have been involved in cloud services for years. Every year we implement large and small IT change projects that are closely related to the cloud environment (whether in AWS cloud, Azure cloud or other providers).

During our daily contact with customers, we became aware of a previously unheard demand for a certain guidebookif you want guides to the cloud world. Many managers and IT specialists find it difficult to wade through the flood of articles of varying levels and difficulty.

The aim of this series is not to present all cloud services in detail, but help readers to understand the services, understand their purpose and provide an expert perspective on the options offered (at least as far as the services of the major providers in our region, i.e. Microsoft and Amazon, are concerned).

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