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Cloud Computing vs Serverless Computing

Traditionally, companies used to set up their own huge data centers and deployment servers, spending tons of cost and effort only to ensure that the hardware that has to run the underlying application is up and running smoothly.

Michał Machowski , Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)

13.04.2021 | 10 min read

Terraform vs Crossplane - How to provide IaC with th...

Kamil Herbik, Cloud Engineer

09.04.2021 | 7 min read

An overview of AWS EKS - best practice and use cases

Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
09.04.2021 | 8 min read

Kubernetes Cost Optimisation with Spot Instances

Kubernetes is an extensively used open-source platform that has grown tremendously in the last few years. It has become a primary container management system for scaling, automating deployment, and containerized applications management.

Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
06.04.2021 | 9 min read

Kubernetes Environment for Developers - Comparison of Kind, Minikube and Skaffold

Companies have shifted to Kubernetes in production, but most developers are still using tools like 'Docker Compose' to run and test their applications. As the DevOps approach is becoming a new normal, developers need to consider Kubernetes development environment.

Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
30.03.2021 | 10 min read

Github Actions with self-hosted runners on AWS

GitHub Actions is a very useful tool for building, testing and deploying apps. But it's also very handy when it comes to automating all your software workflows, including top of the range CI/CD. GitHub Actions jobs are run in the cloud by default, but you may want to run your jobs in your environment.

Maciej Przygrodzki, Cloud Engineer

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15.03.2021 | 7 min read

Cloud migration - producing a resilient, cost-effective infrastructure

There’s no doubt that Cloud services are taking the world of business by storm. We need only to look at the adoption statistics to see that the future lies in the Cloud. .

Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
27.01.2021 | 5 min read

7 DevOps Tools your company needs

Last year, we wrote a blog post about the long-term benefits of DevOps which included the quicker deployment of systems, platforms and apps; improved customer service through continuous delivery; and instant solutions to system errors, to name just a few.

Ewa Józefkowicz, Content Marketing Manager
Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
06.08.2020 | 8 min read

Migrating to Jamstack with Gatsby, Sanity and Netlify

Like for many businesses, our website is the 'calling card' of 10Clouds, and being a software house, we want to ensure that we're frequently updating it in line with the latest tech developments. In early 2020 we decided to move away from our Wordpress-based site.

Józef Piecyk, Frontend developer
25.06.2020 | 8 min read

How to successfully scale your web application

Any successful owner of a digital product will tell you that building a web application is only the first part of the journey. The biggest challenge is ensuring that it has the capacity to scale. This means that you have to be ready for a much bigger group of users than just your test group to use the app, and for the system to be able to handle it.

Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
06.03.2020 | 4 min read

The long-term benefits of DevOps

A couple of years ago, when the DevOps culture was already being adopted by businesses of all sizes, we wrote a blog post in which we answered five key questions on whether you need DevOps. Today, with the continued expansion of its use, we wanted to drill down further into the benefits of this way of working, some of which have only become apparent with time.

Witold Greń, Witold Greń
19.09.2019 | 6 min read

Building on Blockchain Part 2: Real life application

This week, I continue my deep-dive into blockchain to take a look at examples of the real-life application of the technology.

Dennis Van der Vecht, Sales Team Leader

DevOps

06.05.2016 | 8 min read

Why I Swapped a Job in Business for IT

Piotr Kuich, Front-end Developer

08.04.2016 | 10 min read

How to Work Remotely from Sunny Malta

Alicja Rakowska, Front-end Developer
21.12.2018 | 5 min read

Do You Need DevOps? We Answer 5 Questions That Will Help You Decide

“You should implement DevOps” – if you are a Product Manager, you have probably heard that a lot. But what exactly is DevOps? A solution that will make all your problems go away, or a buzzword? Do you really need it? .

10Clouds,
09.12.2016 | 5 min read

Soft Skills That Will Win You a Dream Job in IT

Many people reckon programmers are alienated creatures who spend most of their time on delivering new code. Nowadays, no developer is just a geek sitting in a basement living off pizzas, staying completely out of touch with the real world.

Ula Kalinowska, HR Specialist
19.10.2016 | 4 min read

How Likeable Office Space Makes Teams More Creative

The spaces we occupy shape who we are and how we behave. They have a substantial impact on our mood and creative performance. People spend a big part of their day sitting in the office space. In the same room, or even at the same desk.

Kamila Mitka, UI Designer
13.10.2016 | 3 min read

Coming Up: the Most Unusual Polish Designers’ Meetup

Something exciting in the design community is about to begin. LOUDS, the new meetup for creative minds, is coming on October 26th in Warsaw. This edition’s main theme will be Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality.

Ula Kalinowska, HR Specialist
11.10.2016 | 4 min read

WCF Davos Lodz Conference – Review on the Go

Here’s a short review of Davos, one of the most packed conferences in Poland. It has a variety of speakers that range from small startups to multi-billion dollar corporations. But, since it only has one stage, you have very little time for unnecessary filler.

Jacek Suwalski, UX Designer
09.09.2016 | 6 min read

Why I Wish Every Conference Was Like JSConf Iceland

The first things you see through the window as the plane approaches the Keflavik airport are a lunar landscape and glaciers. Could you imagine a more exotic place for a JavaScript conference?.

Marta Sztybor, Front-end Developer
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