A follow-up post from our cofounder and CTO, Josh Stella, on using Emacs. He's pleased to report no dire consequences, and his wrists are thanking him. Emacs has been a solace from things that are actually difficult.
It has never been faster or easier to get something deployed in the cloud. Unfortunately, security and compliance may be left behind. What does it mean to move both fast and safe to the cloud? You should follow a few fundamental steps.
The former Founder and CEO of webMethods, who took the company public in the most successful IPO to date in 2000, growing revenues to $202MM by 2003, will be taking the helm to help lead Fugue into the next stage of the company.
Fugue can take over for CloudFormation—automatically folding in security, compliance, and remediation features—without any service disruption. It becomes easy to validate policy compliance, identify unapproved changes, and fix violations and misconfigurations, ensuring they never happen again.
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If you’ve been looking for information on unit testing and how to put it into practice, you’re in the right place. This post explores evaluating your code to determine what to test, understanding how to break your code into smaller functions, and creating your tests. It also covers rudimentary mocking, which is the practice of writing pretend calls to test your code against predictable values.
It’s never been easier or faster for companies using the cloud to deploy infrastructure on AWS. But, typically, you can’t move fast without compromising security, compliance, and control. Cloud infrastructure governance is an approach that protects enterprises. Only resources adhering to established policies and controls can ever be created, and compliance is guaranteed for the entire lifecycle of a given resource.
No matter how you built your cloud—no matter what tools or services you’ve used to provision an application’s infrastructure—you can migrate existing workloads to Fugue easily and securely with no downtime. At AWS re:Invent this week, November 27 - December 1, test out Fugue’s automated infrastructure governance with our team at booth 1600 or explore Fugue’s new migration, enhanced compliance capabilities, and other features in the latest product release.
Fugue's new Composer maps your application’s cloud infrastructure with automated, interactive diagrams that show your whole system in real time and the relationships between system components. You can zoom and inspect. You can quickly discover configuration errors and compliance violations. It's introduced with Fugue’s Transcriber—your tool to scan existing AWS cloud services in an account and automate their translation for easy Composer mapping. It doesn’t matter how you stood those services up. You'll see everything with Fugue. The new features are in beta and they're free.
Find security and compliance violations in your cloud infrastructure and ensure they never happen again.