Terraform multi-cloud modules were supposed to be the answer. Write once, deploy anywhere — a single module “compute” that could target AWS, Azure, or GCP by flipping a variable. Abstract the provider. Commoditize the infrastructure. In 2018, that vision was compelling enough that entire platform teams built their IaC strategy around it. By the time…
The boardroom debate about moving to the cloud is over. What replaced it is harder: the engineering reality of managing what that decision actually produced. Hybrid cloud vs multi-cloud architecture isn’t a vendor comparison anymore — it’s a description of the operational burden your team carries every day, measured in egress bills, fragmented identity planes,…
SQL Server migration to Azure is not a single decision — it is a hierarchy of decisions that determines whether you end up with a managed platform that matches your operational maturity or an infrastructure bill that matches none of your assumptions. Before you touch a migration tool, you need to choose your landing zone….
Cloud FinOps for engineers isn’t an accounting discipline — it’s an architectural one. You’ve successfully migrated your first workload. The Terraform applied cleanly, the latency is within bounds, and the cutover was silent. Then, 30 days later, the first hyperscaler bill arrives. It is 40% higher than your strict estimate. Welcome to the “Lift and…
