Category AWS Services

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AWS Backup Strategies in 2025: Beyond S3 Lifecycle Rules

The days of treating backup as an afterthought are long gone. In 2025, backup strategy sits firmly in the realm of business continuity, security architecture, and cost optimisation. The question facing architects and cloud teams today isn’t whether to implement…

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Building Ultra-Low Latency Applications with AWS Edge Computing Services

Modern applications face an unforgiving reality: users expect sub-second response times regardless of their location on the globe. Whether streaming live sports content to millions of viewers, powering real-time gaming experiences, or enabling autonomous vehicle communications, the difference between success…

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Why AWS Elastic VMware Service Could Be Your Data Centre Exit Strategy

The enterprise technology landscape shifted dramatically when Broadcom acquired VMware, leaving many organisations questioning their hybrid cloud strategies. Enter AWS Elastic VMware Service (EVS) – Amazon’s answer to the growing demand for VMware alternatives that don’t force companies to abandon…

AWS Database Showdown: Choosing Your Perfect Match

In the ever-expanding universe of AWS, few decisions have more impact on your application’s performance, scalability and cost than selecting the right database service. The right choice can propel a project forward—while the wrong one can lead to costly refactoring…