In the modern digital landscape, cloud infrastructure has become the backbone of many organizations. IT managers, CTOs, and cloud architects are at the forefront of this transformation, tasked with the monumental responsibility of ensuring that cloud operations run smoothly, securely, and efficiently.

We're happy to announce that the Hava AWS Control Tower integration is now available.

Introduction to Cloud Architecture Diagrams

A Comprehensive Client Communication Guide for MSPs

Can you communicate to your MSP/PS clients exactly what they have running, where those resources are located, how they are secured and what the impact is when things change.

Cloud Infrastructure Visualization is the best way to get all your team on the same page when it comes to what cloud computing resources you have running.

When you are managing multiple cloud based networks the chances are there are multiple cloud accounts to look after and these may well be from different vendors.

Following on from our post on the AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials Compute topic, in this post we’ll look at module 3 which concerns itself with the global infrastructure AWS has in place to deliver cloud services and the reliability built in using the various regions and availability zones to provide both redundancy and lower latency.

When you are building cloud based infrastructure or are handed a new account or existing project to manage, the very first thing you are likely to ask yourself is what does the infrastructure look like? What resources are running? Where are they running? What does the security look like?

Could your team show you with any confidence what systems and resources you have running in the cloud. Could they do that today, or right now.