You may have read that Foghorn has recently partnered with Megaport. I won’t get too deep into all of the value that Megaport brings to the industry with their SDN technologies and services, they do [...]
In discussions of cloud computing and data center migrations, the question of “sticker shock” sometimes comes up. Sticker shock is real, but as we’ll show in this series of blog posts, it’s due to [...]
In the wake of Google's Next '17 event and the AWS San Francisco Summit 2017, I wanted to continue the AWS vs GCP comparison series. In this part though, I wanted to focus on each public cloud [...]
One of the most interesting differences between GCP and AWS is how each vendor recommends you isolate the blast radius of functional teams. AWS will tell you that in all likelihood, you will need at [...]
In the wake of Google's Next '17 event, and a slew of recent Reserved Instance changes by Amazon Web Services (AWS), it seemed appropriate to compare to see if anything in the public cloud VM [...]
With the announcement that Snapchat has gone 'all in' on Google Cloud Platform, Snap has incorporated this plan into their financial filings as an additional 'business risk'. "Any disruption of or interference with our use of [...]
After designing, building and managing hundreds of environments, sometimes we get a little too deep in the weeds with our blogs. So I thought I'd share this article, which gives a high level perspective on how [...]
Why Foghorn Codes Infrastructure At Foghorn, we manage lots of customer infrastructure via our FogOps offerings. Code is a great way to help make sure that we deliver consistent infrastructure that is repeatable and reusable. We [...]
