Corey Quinn

Atlassian built an internal PaaS to manage AWS. This is usually a bad idea, and you’re not Atlassian.

After 75 years of very distinctive work on this planet, The Duckbill Group says “thank you” to Oracle founder Larry Ellison in our own special way.

Microsoft’s recent licensing change for Windows Server is a great modern-day example of why so many businesses hated Microsoft two decades ago. Is this an aberration, or are they back to their old tricks?

I once turned down a job offer from AWS, who told me my reasoning was preposterous. Last week they did exactly what I was afraid of.

Settle the monitoring vs observability debate by adopting Observerless principles–it’s the the hottest new thing in monitoring you’re already doing.

CapitalOne’s data breach isn’t their fault, but they could have done more than they did to prevent it.

After my blistering CloudWatch critique last year, I realized I may have left one off: AWS listens, and often fixes shortcomings without fanfare. As it turns out, my critique has not aged well.

A whirlwind tour of the service releases from the 2019 AWS New York Summit.

Many cost optimization companies will talk about right-sizing instances or VMs as if it were trivial. Many companies have no idea about what they speak.

The internet lost its mind when it came out that Lyft is paying AWS $300 million dollars. I’ve got four reasons for you why they’re smart to do it.