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Author: Bibin Kuruvilla

FinOps vs Cost Optimization

FinOps vs Cost Optimization: Why FinOps Is More Than Cost Reduction

Most teams doing cloud cost reviews believe they have FinOps covered. Cost optimization is part of it – but only part. The gap between the two is where cloud bills quietly climb back up. Your cloud bill went up again. You…

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Kubernetes alternatives

Kubernetes alternatives: what to use when K8s is overkill

92% of organizations use or evaluate Kubernetes. 96% of those who evaluate it end up adopting it (ReleaseRun: Kubernetes Statistics and Adoption Trends 2026). Those numbers make it sound like the decision is already made for you. But 91% of Kubernetes…

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Cloud transformation services

Cloud transformation services: what they actually include and how to avoid a failed migration

Global cloud spending hit $679 billion in 2026, a 29% jump from 2025. 94% of enterprises use cloud services in some form. 87% run multi-cloud (MedhaCloud: 55 Cloud Computing Statistics 2026). And yet, 70% of cloud transformation projects fail to meet…

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Kubernetes backup and disaster recovery

Kubernetes backup and disaster recovery: what to protect and how

Most teams find out their Kubernetes backup strategy is broken during a recovery. They backed up etcd, assumed that covered the cluster, and then discovered that all the data in their persistent volumes was gone. etcd stores the cluster state. It…

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Cloud vulnerability management: how to detect what matters

Cloud vulnerability management: how to detect what matters

Most cloud security teams spend their time scanning for vulnerabilities. They run Trivy against their container images, get a list of 3,000 CVEs, and try to figure out which ones matter. The list is always too long. The prioritization is always…

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AI can write the code. It still cannot run the system at 2 AM.

AI can write the code. It still cannot run the system at 2 AM.

It is 2:14 AM. Checkout is down. The pager has gone off four times in eleven minutes. Three dashboards disagree about what is broken. The on-call engineer is staring at a Slack thread where two senior people are politely arguing about…

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The DevOps lifecycle explained: from planning to monitoring

The DevOps lifecycle explained: from planning to monitoring

74% of organizations say they have adopted DevOps. But when you look at what “adopted” means in practice, the picture gets less impressive. Most teams have automated their builds and set up a CI/CD pipeline. Some have automated testing. Very few…

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Serverless Kubernetes

Serverless Kubernetes: what it is and whether you should use it

Nobody wants to manage Kubernetes nodes. The patching, the capacity planning, the 2 AM alert because an autoscaler did not scale. Every cloud provider knows this, which is why AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure all sell some version of “serverless Kubernetes”…

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Application Modernization: When Your App Becomes the Problem

Application Modernization: When Your App Becomes the Problem

Picture your favourite e-commerce site running on the same setup it had in 2014. One big application. One database. One server that someone provisioned for a normal Tuesday. Then Black Friday hits. Millions of people mash Buy Now at the same…

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DevOps metrics that actually matter

DevOps metrics that actually matter (and how to measure them)

Most teams have a DevOps monitoring setup that tracks one thing well: deployment frequency. The line goes up, leadership feels good, and nobody asks whether the software is actually getting more reliable. That is the core problem with DevOps metrics in…

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