A cloud management and application lifecycle management platform that lets developers code their products to work on multiple clouds, allowing the easy migration of apps between providers.

AWS has introduced an SSL certificate issuing service solely for use with AWS services. This brief tutorial demonstrates how to use it.

Client Hints is an initiative spearheaded by Google already available in Chrome and Opera that lets you reduce both image sizes and the verbosity of responsive image markup.

Yes! We've built one of the world's most robust and stable Operations as a Service platforms running on your own dedicated AWS account. Get your Ruby on Rails app supported 24/7 by our dedicated team from $1 per hour for each app.

Lets you lay out your template types, set a size budget for each template type, then plug in the sizes for each asset category that will load in the template.

Microcaching is the short term caching of dynamic but non-personalized content. This article looks at how to accelerate a WordPress-based app by up to 400x with a microcaching technique.

A look at the concept of using ‘fake’ services within development environments to make both testing and development easier, coupled with a real example from Dwolla.

As more elements of DevOps become automated and leverage microservices such as container platforms, the operations side plays a diminished role.

A quick look at CoreOS, RancherOS, Ubuntu Snappy, VMware Photon, Red Hat Atomic Host, and Microsoft Nano Server.

The idea is you can still use Rails or Sinatra, say, but then make the site static with wget, AWS S3, and CircleCI.