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Disaster recovery isn't just about backups anymore; it's about data sovereignty and survival. We explore architecting resilient infrastructure in Norway following the 2021 datacenter incidents.
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Stop blindly adopting Kubernetes. We analyze the trade-offs between K8s, Swarm, and Nomad for Nordic infrastructure in 2021, focusing on operational overhead, storage I/O, and data sovereignty.
The castle-and-moat security model is dead. In the wake of SolarWinds and Schrems II, we dismantle traditional VPNs and implement a true Zero-Trust model using WireGuard, mTLS, and KVM-isolated infrastructure in Norway.
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Forget the cloud hype. Real serverless architecture requires robust compute, Schrems II compliance, and zero-latency storage. Here is how to build a private FaaS platform on Oslo-based silicon.
Most monitoring setups fail exactly when you need them: during high-load incidents. Here is how to architect a resilient Prometheus and Grafana stack on dedicated NVMe resources, ensuring visibility when the rest of the world goes dark.
Service Meshes are no longer just hype; they are a necessity for Kubernetes observability. We break down Istio 1.9 implementation, mTLS security, and traffic splitting on high-performance Nordic infrastructure.
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Is your AWS bill bleeding your budget dry? We analyze the real cost of hyperscalers versus local Norwegian infrastructure, covering egress fees, CPU steal time, and the post-Schrems II legal landscape.
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Stop bleeding money on egress fees and risking GDPR fines. Here is how to build a hybrid infrastructure using Terraform, WireGuard, and Norwegian NVMe VPS instances.
In the wake of Schrems II, sending metrics to US clouds is risky. Here is how to architect a self-hosted, high-performance monitoring stack using Prometheus and Grafana on Norwegian infrastructure.
Migrating a high-load database without killing your SLA requires more than just rsync. We break down the replication-first strategy, NVMe requirements, and compliance with Norwegian data laws.
Your build times are killing developer velocity. We analyze how disk I/O bottlenecks and network latency sabotage pipelines, and how to fix it with specific GitLab CI tunings, Docker layer caching, and NVMe-backed architecture.
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Vendor lock-in and the Schrems II ruling make public cloud serverless risky for Norwegian enterprises. Learn how to deploy a self-hosted, GDPR-compliant serverless architecture using OpenFaaS and K3s on high-performance NVMe infrastructure.
Cloud bills are skyrocketing in 2021. Between egress fees, 'noisy neighbor' performance hits, and the legal costs of Schrems II compliance, the hyperscaler promise is fading. Here is how to architect for predictable costs, data sovereignty, and raw NVMe performance.
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Escape the public cloud billing trap and Schrems II compliance nightmares. Learn how to deploy a high-performance, self-hosted serverless architecture using K3s and OpenFaaS on NVMe-powered VPS infrastructure in Norway.
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