In the Cloud, if you don’t plan for failure, you will eventually feel the pain of failure. Issues will arise at some point, it’s inevitable. Once you accept that simple …

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RightBrain has been using AWS CloudTrail since its release. We welcomed the new service with open arms, as we could finally audit changes and who made them. The detailed logging …

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At RightBrain Networks we manage environments for applications old and new. We always strive to build cloud environments to best practices; however, sometimes application changes are out of scope. When …

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RightBrain helps organize the AWS Michigan User Group. Check out past industry speakers

  What do you do here at RBN? As a Cloud Solutions Engineer, I get to communicate with our clients and help design and implement cloud-based solutions based on their …

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One of the more challenging aspects of building software for the cloud is keeping up with the innovation coming out of Amazon Web Services. It’s virtually impossible to keep your …

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What do you do here at RBN? Well, as the new guy here, I am spending much of my time learning about what we do, how we do it, and …

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What do you do here at RBN? I help engineer and implement cloud solutions.  In human words, I assist customers in making their software run (and run well!) in the …

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  What do you do here at RBN?  My job is to ensure that our clients our delighted by our services and that we constantly strive to deliver the maximum …

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I recently read an article by Computer World that brought to mind the following— “Which of these five mistakes do you see as being the most common and/or detrimental to …

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