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Three concepts cloud architects overlook
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After two decades of cloud architecture consulting, I see an unchanging pattern in enterprise deployments.
Organizations approach me with unexpectedly high cloud bills, operational chaos, and architectures that look good on paper but cause headaches in production.
Fundamental concepts that should be foundational to any cloud deployment are treated as optional or ignored altogether.
Basic engineering principles are somehow getting lost amid the excitement of cloud adoption.
Here are three concepts most cloud architects overlook that will make your architecture dramatically more valuable and efficient.