DevOps&SRE Library

s5cmd is a very fast S3 and local filesystem execution tool. It comes with support for a multitude of operations including tab completion and wildcard support for files, which can be very handy for your object storage workflow while working with large number of files.

1. Set the right S3 class for new objects before the creation
2. Adjust the S3 class for existing objects
3. Remove unused S3 objects
4. Use S3 Lifecycle management
5. Expire S3 objects
6. Expire incomplete multipart uploads
7. Compress S3 objects
8. Pack S3 objects
9. Limit object versions
10. Use Bulk retrieval mode for S3 Glacier
11. Use Query in Place functionality
12. Change region

1. Any organization that has containerized its applications is cloud native by default and therefore prepared to multi-cloud.
2. A multi-cloud approach is an active one that requires load-balancing traffic across different clouds.
3. Multi-cloud solves vendor lock-in.
4. Multi-cloud isn’t fully portable.
5. Containers are simple, and it’s therefore totally fine to create complexity wherever convenient.
6. Most organizations aren’t already multi-cloud.
7. Multi-cloud is less secure.
8. Only large enterprises benefit from multi-cloud.
9. Multi-cloud is the same thing as hybrid-cloud.
10. Multi-cloud is always best suited to open source.

In this article, we’ll explain what a distributed monolith is, why you should avoid them, and how you can use Chaos Engineering to validate whether your application falls under this anti-pattern.

- Tip 1. Productionize your programming languages
- Tip 2. Alert on most important service metrics
- Tip 3. Add some blackbox monitoring into the mix
- Tip 4. Learn querying your metric database
- Tip 5. Invest in tracing

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Seaworthy is your post-apply validation that your K8s resources deployed correctly and are healthy.