Part Two: Five-Factor Analysis — Introduction In Part One of this series, I analyzed characteristics which, in my assessment, are common to all “Infrastructure from Code”(IfC) offers. The main conclusion was that, as a whole, the IfC technology is still at an early stage of development, which in turn warns against premature fixation and calls for…

Part One: Common Background — Introduction “Infrastructure from Code” (IfC) is a relatively new technology focused on converting pure application code into cloud infrastructure specifications. Last year, it was featured by Jeremy Daly at re:invent 2022 in Las Vegas. Still, it remains unknown to the wide public. Google search results for “Infrastructure From Code” are mostly…

Part Three: Deployment Locations; IfC Mission Elaborated In this series, I’m trying to answer the question: “Precisely what kind of problems is IfC trying to solve?” Acknowledgements Many thanks to Shruti Kukkar for the valuable feedback on the early draft of this paper. Introduction In Part One of this series I suggested…

Part Two: Types of Services, Vendors, and APIs In this series, I’m trying to answer the question: “Precisely what kind of problems is IfC trying to solve?” Acknowledgements Many thanks to Shruti Kukkar for the valuable feedback on the early draft of this paper. Introduction In Part One of this series I…

Part One: Types of Communication with Cloud Services In this series, I’m trying to answer the question: “Precisely what kind of problems is IfC trying to solve?” Acknowledgements Many thanks to Shruti Kukkar for the valuable feedback on the early draft of this paper. Introduction In my previous article, I argued that…

Well done! the only feature I'm missing is caios service start <regions> or something like that. Also, I assume you support embedded cross-region deployment as well, or at least plan to.

The Next Logical Step in Cloud Automation — This is a technical sequel to an IDG Connect article that presented a relatively new concept of Infrastructure from Code (IfC) as the next logical step in cloud automation. IfC, at its core, refers to the fully automated generation of cloud configuration specifications based on the interpretation of application code…

Republished from the CAIOS Team Stream DynaCLI is an open source, cloud-friendly Python library for converting pure Python functions into Linux Shell commands on the fly. DynaCLI is ideal for automating routine development (including testing, deployment) and administrative (e.g. new user registration) tasks in a modern cloud software environment because…

Straight to the Point Software developers are busy people. They have no time neither for writing nor for reading long, well-polished texts (too often just yet another marketing BS). This post is for experienced Pythonista. I’m not going to explain the basics, but rather will just get straight to the point. The Composite Design…