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Manual security audits are a liability in 2019. Learn how to automate compliance on Norwegian VPS infrastructure using Ansible and OpenSCAP to satisfy Datatilsynet and sleep better at night.
Physics is the enemy. Discover practical Edge Computing strategies for 2019, from MQTT aggregation to custom Nginx caching nodes, specifically designed to bypass the latency penalty of centralized European clouds.
Uptime is a vanity metric. If your API takes 500ms to respond to a user in Oslo, you are failing. We explore the 2019 APM stack, kernel-level debugging, and why hardware steal time is the silent killer of performance.
The speed of light is a hard limit. Discover why centralized cloud architectures fail Norwegian users and how deploying KVM instances at the regional edge reduces latency from 45ms to 2ms.
A battle-hardened guide to slashing build times in 2019. We analyze the impact of NVMe I/O on Docker layers, kernel tuning for Jenkins runners, and why hosting your pipeline in Oslo matters for GDPR compliance.
Slow build times are the silent killer of developer velocity. We analyze how shifting from oversubscribed SaaS runners to dedicated NVMe-backed instances in Oslo can cut deployment times by 60%, ensuring GDPR compliance and raw I/O performance.
Move beyond the buzzword. We explore real-world Edge Computing use cases—from MQTT aggregators to GDPR-compliant proxying—using standard VPS instances in Oslo to beat the speed of light limits of centralized clouds.
It works on localhost, but production is crawling. Discover how to implement robust Application Performance Monitoring (APM) using Prometheus, Grafana, and core Linux utilities to diagnose bottlenecks in 2019.
Serverless doesn't mean no servers—it means someone else controls them. Regain control over latency, costs, and GDPR compliance by deploying OpenFaaS on high-performance KVM instances. Here is the 2019 guide to self-hosted serverless architecture.
Data loss isn't a possibility; it's a statistical certainty. Learn how to architect a compliant, automated disaster recovery plan using 2019's best practices, ensuring your infrastructure satisfies Datatilsynet and survives the unexpected.
It's late 2018. GDPR is here. Is your Disaster Recovery plan compliant? A pragmatic CTO's guide to replication, failover, and keeping data on Norwegian soil.
Vendor lock-in and 'cold starts' are killing your serverless dreams. Learn how to implement a high-performance Private FaaS pattern using OpenFaaS and NVMe-backed infrastructure to maintain GDPR compliance and low latency in the Nordic region.
It's not if, it's when. A battle-hardened guide to designing disaster recovery plans that actually work, focusing on data sovereignty, replication strategies, and the realities of Norwegian infrastructure in 2018.
Stop guessing why your application is lagging. We dissect the specific Nginx configs, database flags, and hardware realities needed to maintain sub-100ms latency in a post-GDPR world.
Is public cloud serverless eating your budget and compromising GDPR compliance? Learn how to architect a self-hosted FaaS platform using Kubernetes and OpenFaaS on bare-metal capable KVM instances.
Serverless is the buzzword of 2018, but vendor lock-in and cold starts are real killers. Here is how to build a compliant, low-latency FaaS platform on Norwegian infrastructure using OpenFaaS and NVMe VPS.
It is July 2018. GDPR is in full effect. Is your disaster recovery plan compliant and battle-tested, or just a PDF gathering dust? We dissect real-world recovery strategies using KVM and NVMe storage.
Vendor lock-in is a technical debt that accrues interest daily. We explore a hybrid architecture using CoolVDS for data sovereignty in Norway and public cloud for burst capability, complete with Terraform v0.11 examples and HAProxy configurations.
With GDPR now fully enforced and users demanding instant load times, hosting in Frankfurt isn't enough. We explore how moving compute logic to the Norwegian edge reduces latency and solves data sovereignty headaches.
With the US CLOUD Act signed and GDPR enforcement just 28 days away, relying solely on AWS or Azure is now a compliance minefield. Here is the pragmatic architect's guide to a hybrid strategy that keeps your data sovereign in Oslo and your latency under 3ms.
With the GDPR deadline looming, relying on US-based monitoring SaaS is risky. Learn how to deploy a high-performance, self-hosted Prometheus and Grafana stack on NVMe VPS to keep data local and latency low.
Google and IBM just dropped Istio, changing the microservices game. We dive into the sidecar pattern, analyze the resource overhead for your VPS, and show you how to deploy this alpha release on CoolVDS infrastructure.
While the cloud centralizes, performance demands decentralization. Explore how deploying KVM VPS nodes in Oslo solves latency issues for IoT and prepares infrastructure for the looming GDPR enforcement.
Containers are not magic security boxes. From kernel exploits to network breaches, here is how to harden your Docker stack before the GDPR deadline hits.
Latency kills conversion. In this technical deep dive, we dismantle the 'black box' of server performance using Prometheus, Grafana, and kernel-level tuning. Learn how to spot I/O bottlenecks and CPU steal time before your customers do.
Hope is not a strategy. Learn how to architect robust disaster recovery plans using rsync, Percona XtraBackup, and KVM snapshots, specifically tailored for Norwegian data compliance requirements.
Public cloud scalability often masks massive inefficiencies. We analyze the TCO of high-performance infrastructure in 2017, from NVMe economics to the looming GDPR regulations.
Stop relying on basic uptime checks. In 2016, performance is the new uptime. Learn how to implement the ELK stack, debug MySQL latency, and why underlying hardware I/O is the silent killer of application speed.
Speed of light is a hard limit. In 2016, moving processing power to the edge—right here in Oslo—is the only way to solve the latency crisis for IoT and real-time apps.
With the recent invalidation of Safe Harbor and the looming EU Data Protection Reform, manual security is a liability. Learn how to automate server hardening on CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 16.04 using Ansible to satisfy Datatilsynet requirements.