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What is going on cloud friend! It’s been another month in the cloud world, so it’s time to catch up on everything that’s been going on!
Let’s get into it…
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Well hello, there cloud friend!
The keen-eyed among you will realize this is a double-edition newsletter because there was in fact no newsletter in August! Why? Because I took a little time off! 🏖 But, we’re back to it, and for this month only, I’ll summarise two months, as opposed to one.
Let’ get into it…
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Hey cloud friends!
It’s been quiet on the announcements and new features front this last month— it must be summer! And, of course, for AWS, they’re busy stacking up their releases for this year’s Re:Invent. One great thing I’m seeing these last few months is a real increase in cloud content. So much more in-depth content, beginner content, etc which is great news (but of course means more work for me!).
Let’ get into it…
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Hey cloud friends!
We’re another month down in 2021—where does the time go? This means we’re back again recapping the most important cloud news, this time for June.
So let’s get into it…
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Well hello, cloud engineering friend! This months newsletter comes to you a little later than usual (I like to ship the newsletter shipped close to the start of the month) but since I was off for the long weekend in the UK it’s ! ☀️
Last month I mentioned I was switching domains, from thedevcoach.co.uk to openupthecloud.com This month, the migration’s done! 🚀 I must admit I wasn’t looking forward to the domain swap process… but it’s now done!
But that’s enough small-talk, let’s get to what you are here for: the cloud updates.
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Well hello, cloud engineering friend!
First up, if you’re wondering about the name change to “Open Up The Cloud” then I know you aren’t following me on social media 😉 so let’s fix that: Instagram, Twitter!
I’m currently undergoing a re-brand, moving from The Dev Coach to Open Up The Cloud, and I’m super excited about the change 🚀.
The only thing remaining now is the website domain (I’m not looking forward to that one 🤮). But more on the topic of re-branding at the end of the newsletter ⬇️.
First, let’s get to the cloud news and updates!
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Well hello!
Welcome back to this month’s edition of the cloud software engineering newsletter! The newsletter is finding you a little later in the month than usual, but that’s because of the bank holiday over in the UK. Nevertheless, let’s start taking a look at this month’s goings-on in the cloud world…
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Well hello, all! It’s time for another month of understanding what’s been going on in the world of cloud software engineering. It feels almost like this month I was seeing fewer announcements; more memes and odd news articles. So for this month, enjoy the more meme-heavy edition.
