A Tale of Two Architecture Models When designing clouds for customers and partners, Canonical Consultants and Architects follow a standard process that creates designs based upon use-cases and requirements. Over the years working with many thousands of customers and partners, we have zeroed in on two Cloud Architecture Models that serve as the base for… Continue reading A Tale of Two Architecture Models: A Peek into Canonical Cloud Architecture Design Rationale
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Conjure-up is magic!
There are few things that really get me excited when it comes to technology. But those that do can be classified as follows: Technology that makes my life easier Technology that makes my job easier Anything Ubuntu Linux related Canonical, the company I work for, has released a tool which touches each of my interest… Continue reading Conjure-up is magic!
What is and Why Micro-Segmentation for multi-tenant big software?
Working with enterprises particularly those in health, financial services and government sectors who are required to be serious about security and who need to meet regulatory compliance requirements, micro-segmentation has emerged as a hot security topic. It is currently the preferred method for securing big software deployments in multi-tenant environments through the use of security… Continue reading What is and Why Micro-Segmentation for multi-tenant big software?
How Canonical Battles Zero-Day Threats
I work for Canonical as a Consulting Architect. Every design I put together I try to secure as best as possible. One reason I came to Canonical was because of the way we handle security updates and our approach to security. This blog post outlines how we handle updates, specifically around zero-day vunerabilities. We have… Continue reading How Canonical Battles Zero-Day Threats
A Geek in the Cloud 