Module / Topic: Cloud Services
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Vendor Lock-In is Overrated — When to Pick a Stack
“Avoid vendor lock-in” is conventional wisdom. It’s also wrong about half the time. When picking a stack is the right call.
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Oil & Gas: Azure IoT for Upstream-Operations Telemetry
An oil & gas major built an Azure-based upstream telemetry platform covering 2,400 wells. Predictive-failure detection up 6× pre-deployment.
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Global Bank: Multi-Cloud Strategy Aligned to Regulatory Requirements Across 22 Markets
A global bank’s 22-market multi-cloud strategy aligned workload placement to data-residency, concentration-risk, and regulatory-resilience rules.
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Multi-State Health System: Multi-Cloud for Clinical-Workload Survivability
A health system architected multi-cloud (Azure primary, AWS DR) for clinical-workload survivability. 90-min RTO; 15-min RPO; quarterly drills validate readiness.
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Mergen Named AWS Premier Tier Services Partner
Mergen has been recognized as an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner — the highest tier in the AWS Partner Network.
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Mergen Releases Open-Source FinOps Toolkit Under MIT License
Mergen has open-sourced its FinOps toolkit — Terraform modules, dashboards, and operating-model templates — under MIT license.
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Webinar: Platform Engineering at Scale — Internal Developer Platforms
Building internal developer platforms that engineering teams actually adopt. Patterns from B2B SaaS + financial services deployments.
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QSR Chain: FinOps Practice for Restaurant-Tech Cloud Spend
A quick-service restaurant chain reduced cloud spend on its 4,800-location restaurant-tech estate by 38% through structured FinOps practices.
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Automotive OEM: Connected-Vehicle Data Platform on Azure
An automotive OEM built a connected-vehicle data platform on Azure ingesting telemetry from 4M vehicles. Predictive-maintenance models cut warranty claims 24%.
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The DevOps Maturity Curve — What Actually Comes Next
Most DevOps maturity models stop at “continuous deployment.” That’s the start, not the end. What actually comes next.