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Dwight Davis
Independent Writer, Researcher, Consultant
Dwight Davis has reported on and analyzed computer and communications industry trends, technologies and strategies for more than 35 years.
Standard or Custom Cloud Instances? How to Decide?
Building customized cloud environments for your applications may make sense -- but only if you can easily weigh the benefits versus the costs.
Why Saving 30% on Your Cloud Deployments May Be a Bad Deal
Attempting to cut cloud costs only by analyzing services bills can leave significant savings on the table.
Don’t Have Reservations About Your Reserved Instances
Although reserving capacity intelligently can dramatically cut costs, locking in the wrong type or number of cloud instances can prove to be a confining money pit.
Attaining True Elasticity in the Cloud
The ability to automatically add or subtract cloud instances can bring many benefits but requires a firm analytic foundation.
Using Containers to Reduce Public Cloud Costs
Code-wrapping containers have emerged as a top IT priority, but realizing their benefits requires deep analysis and expertise.
What Today’s Overburdened Cloud Architect Needs to Succeed
Doing cloud computing right requires multifaceted teams, aided by advanced analytic tools
Right-sizing Public Cloud Instances Can Cut Costs 20%-40%
Companies face psychological, institutional, and technical hurdles when it comes to confidently right-sizing app instances
Is Your Cloud Approach the Right Approach?
Far too many companies are still using a haphazard, piecemeal approach in their adoption of different cloud models and services.
Why Controlling Public Cloud Costs is so Difficult and What to Do About It
DevOps leadership, limited operational metrics, and cloud services and pricing complexity can add up to runaway expenses.
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