The video shows the moon&#x27;s shadow racing across the country during the 2024 total solar eclipse.

Solar eclipse's shadow caught passing over the US in NASA–NOAA video

Despite efforts to reduce greenhouse gases, 2023 saw another steady increase in the amount recorded in the Earth&#x27;s atmosphere, according to a new report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

NOAA: Global greenhouse gases continued steady climb in 2023

The last time planet-warming greenhouse gases were this abundant in the atmosphere, seas were 75 feet higher than today.

NOAA finds greenhouse gases spiked to record in 2023

Atmospheric levels of the three &quot;most important&quot; greenhouse gases — methane, CO2 and nitrous oxide — reached record highs again in 2023.

3 ‘Most Important’ Greenhouse Gases Reached Record Highs Again Last Year: NOAA Scientists - EcoWatch

Timelapse video by NOAA&#x27;s GOES East satellite shows the shadow cast by the Moon covering the Sun&#x27;s face as it races across North America.

Watch: Lunar shadow races across America during solar eclipse as seen on NOAA satellite

Weather Forecast Office · On Monday April 8, 2024 a total solar eclipse will cross North America. The eclipse will be seen across portions of Mexico, the central and eastern United States, and southeastern Canada. The path of totality will first enter the United States in Texas, then advance ...

April 8, 2024 Total Eclipse

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BOSTON — A North Atlantic right whale mother found dead off the Virginia coast late last month died from a vessel strike, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently announced.

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The Sun recently emitted two major solar flares, but officials at NOAA said the flares do not seem to have caused Thursday&#x27;s nationwide outage of cellular service.

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The DeFi space seems overcrowded with launchpads and projects with lucrative participation terms for crypto enthusiasts. Still, there is much room to stand out in this niche, and the TAF project illustrates how to do it. The team behind BitcoinTAF is happy to introduce the TAF Token – an infrastructural token that can be used for transactions in its system, earn high APY on the TAF Strongbox platform, and get unique terms for participation in the early IDO pre-sales and launches. TAF has taken a different approach to launchpad participation by giving its users (TAF Token holders) exclusive privileges for early project entry and special IDO prices within the system. The TAF Token platform operates on the BSC blockchain, giving the community a safe and robust environment for token staking, product and service purchase, and participation in IDO pre-sales. The TAFKey program assigns one of four levels to users, each coming with special terms and privileges in the system. The TAF platform and launchpad are quickly rising to enable different operations for users: New project funding via the TAF Pad Project launches via TAF Launch Token staking in the TAF Strongbox NFT sale on the TAF Market This arrangement has enabled TAF to become a robust incubator for high-potential projects, enjoying a rapidly growing community of loyal users. With the project attracting much curiosity and interest among crypto enthusiasts, we have compiled an interview with . It is the outcome of our AMA sessions and weekly calls at which the team answered community members' questions and shared this project's value and long-term plans. Bill Nolan, CEO of TAF Q: So, Bill, what motivated you to start this project? Can you share any personal stories and references you used when creating TAF? A: We've been thinking about how to get more people into the DeFi project funding. Our assessment showed that the entry barriers are pretty high on most early-stage funding launchpads. So, life-changing opportunities for financial freedom are available only to the elite. We saw potential in lowering those barriers and giving more people entry to promising projects at the early stages of funding, awarding loyalty points by the number of tokens they hold and giving users access to private funding rounds. Another aspect we work on is the ability to fund great projects by giving them enough visibility among interested investors. It's a shame to see how many projects fail because they are overlooked, and we're here to give them a market opportunity by allocating funding. Q: You call TAF a 'metaverse launch ecosystem.' Could you briefly describe the main idea behind the project? A: In a nutshell, our system is a multichain DeFi project focusing on early-stage funding, staking, and launchpad services for IDOs. We partner with dozens of well-established players in the blockchain industry to ensure seamless and secure operations for our users. Thus, the TAF ecosystem can render broad support for new DeFi project launches. Q: What is your main competitive advantage? Name three killer features of TAF that you believe will take it ahead of competitors? A: First of all, it's our community. TAF has attracted investors from all strata and levels of experience. We currently have HNW investors with hands-on expertise in early-stage funding, full-time and part-time traders, and newbies in the early-stage funding space. Another unique feature of our ecosystem is the pre-sale program TAFPad, where we grow promising projects and not only give users early-stage entry opportunities but also provide funding to those  projects. Third, the TAF Strongbox program helps loyal users gain lucrative APY from the tokens they lock in the TAF ecosystem. Using the funds from Strongbox, we manage to fund high-potential projects via the TAF launchpad, enabling turnkey IDO launches for project owners. Q: What can you say about TAF tokenomics and its role in the TAF ecosystem? A: Our system's native token, TAF, can be bought on PanCakeSwap and AAX. It gives holders numerous benefits in our ecosystem, ranging from high APY for its staking in the TAF Strongbox to access to private seed and pre-sale funding rounds. Additionally, TAF can be used to pay for transactions in our TAFPay system (coming soon). To get the Platinum TAFKey level within our system, a user needs to hold a minimum of 50K TAF Tokens for 90 days. Q: Many investors hold tokens for the short term without giving much thought to its long-term value. What benefits would you like to share to convince your community about the long-term benefits of project membership to raise the number of holders? A: We spend time and effort educating about the long-term benefits of TAF token ownership and crypto investments. Users can find numerous super useful educational videos dwelling on the operational aspects of cryptocurrency and long-term investment strategies in our YouTube and Medium resources. our community Holding TAF tokens offers many perks, such as stably high APY on the Strongbox staking platform, access to private seeds and pre-sales via the TAFKey program, and priority access to the NFT sales planned for the near future. Also, you need to factor in the token's appreciation once the TAF ecosystem matures and rises in popularity. And finally later this year when  we transition TAF into a DAO you will need to hold a TAF NFT in order to participate in the governance of the project. We've recently offered the first round of 21-day staking contracts, where 20% of the total circulating TAF supply was locked. Our users also show a higher-than-average retention rate of coins purchased during the pre-sale round. Q: Great, and what about your staking program? What are the terms? A: Strongbox is a platform where users can earn a passive income from staking their TAF tokens and the coins received during pre-sale and seed rounds. They need to hold TAF tokens to receive a tier in the TAFKey system. So, TAF members don't simply keep the tokens in their wallets, getting high APY instead and receiving dual benefits from TAF token ownership. Q: Do you have a scaling strategy in mind? What are your long-term plans for the TAF project? A: Yes, the TAF project was initiated with long-term goals in mind. When creating the TAF architecture, we included the functionality necessary for turning it into a DAO. So, the TAF platform is a project with far-reaching plans to serve people. Next comes the NFT marketplace and game creation in partnership with our brand ambassador TAFFY. The full-scale IDO launchpad operations are scheduled for Q4 of 2022, and there is so much more in store for our users. Everyone will benefit from joining in. Q: Where can the interested users learn more about TAF project? We have an active following on social media, where every interested investor can join in to learn more about us, ask questions, and stay up to date with TAF news. Feel free to reach out to us via any channel, and welcome on board! By following us on social media, you’ll be the first to learn all the latest news, like reaching and lucrative staking terms for 90-day contracts reaching . 14.5M in staked TAF tokens 60% APY

Powering the Next Generation of DeFi: Q and A with TAF CEO Bill Nolan

Impulsando la próxima generación de DeFi: preguntas y respuestas con el CEO de TAF, Bill Nolan

“In these impressively unprecedented times…” Impressive people build unprecedented products. One such impressive human of is Read on for 's Noonies interview, right below the ad break. Hacker Noon Jørgen Svennevik Notland from Norway, who's been nominated in the Noonies Decentralization Award Category . Jørgen 🚀 This Year's Noonies were made possible by: Sustany Capital , .TECH Domains , Grant for the Web , Skillsoft , Flipside Crypto , Udacity , and Beyondskills ! There are over $10K+ & 3K+ Yrs Domain Registration Up for Grabs. VOTE TODAY! 🚀 1. , which 2020 Noonie have you been nominated for? Jørgen Hacker Noon Contributor of the Year - REGULATION 2. Tell us a bit about yourself. Bitcoin developer, co-founder, maker. I like to take the tram up to the top of a hill and then skateboard down back home, and it kind of feels like a ski lift. 3. Tell us about the things you make / write / manage / build. I'm currently working on an R&D project for making online voting more secure with bitcoin. Also, I'm the co-founder of a mental health app-startup. 4. What are you most excited about right now? Yerba mate, not coffee. 5. What are you worried about right now? Will I ever create a successful startup? 6. What's the most useful advice you've ever given somebody? Doers > Talkers 7. How has the pandemic changed your life and/or career? Less leisure/travelling, more work. 8. If we gave you $10 million to invest in one thing right now, where would you put it? Bitcoin. 9. What's an opinion you have that most people don't agree with? Ehm, yerba mate is better than coffee? Maybe: "Bitcoin is money" 10. Which apps can't you live without? Twitter, Radio Norway App, audible, scooter-sharing, ride-sharing. 11. What are you currently learning? Team communication, applying build-measure-learn to a startup, building an Android wallet from scratch. VOTE for Jørgen Svennevik Notland as Hacker Noon Contributor of the Year - REGULATION before voting closes on 12 October, 2020! With gratitude to Hacker Noon's Partners: , , , , , , and ! 2020 Noonies Sustany Capital .TECH Domains Grant for the Web Skillsoft Flipside Crypto Udacity Beyondskills

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In an era where urban mobility challenges increasingly impact quality of life and economic productivity, the remarkable success of the SR-7 (US-441) Corridor Retiming Project in West Palm Beach, Florida stands as a testament to exceptional traffic engineering and operational excellence. Under the leadership of Senior Technical Consultant Sathish Rao, this strategic infrastructure optimization initiative has set new benchmarks for transportation systems management in one of Florida's most critical corridors. The project, spanning from Southern Boulevard to Hypoluxo Road, represented a significant challenge in urban traffic flow management. Working under the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Regional Traffic Management Center Operations contract, Rao faced the complex task of analyzing traffic patterns, implementing advanced signal timing strategies, and coordinating with multiple stakeholders while maintaining uninterrupted traffic flow in a heavily utilized corridor. At the heart of this success story was a methodical approach to traffic systems analysis and optimization. Rao implemented innovative traffic management strategies that not only met but substantially exceeded performance targets. The project delivered impressive results across multiple metrics: increased average traveling speeds for motorists, improved signal timing quality, reduced travel times, decreased delays, and fewer vehicle stops throughout the corridor. The impact of this expert implementation extended far beyond conventional traffic metrics. Through strategic planning and cutting-edge traffic management techniques, the project achieved substantial environmental and economic benefits. These included quantifiable reductions in fuel consumption, vehicle maintenance costs, and harmful emissions (ROG, NOx, PM10, CO, and CO2), demonstrating how effective transportation management can simultaneously improve mobility while supporting sustainability goals. Perhaps most notably, Rao's expertise was called upon during some of the most challenging traffic management scenarios possible – presidential visits and high-profile events in Palm Beach County. These situations required exceptional real-time decision-making skills, as he developed detour and alternative routes for citizens while maintaining security parameters. His ability to make real-time signal timing adjustments during incidents such as crashes, congestion, hazardous material spills, road construction, and holiday events proved invaluable to maintaining traffic flow under extraordinary circumstances. Stakeholder management played a crucial role in the project's success. Rao's responsiveness to requests from county commissioners, local government officials, and concerned citizens demonstrated his commitment to community-focused traffic management. His work within this critical county facility underscored the essential role that transportation systems management plays in community resilience and quality of life. For Rao personally, these projects represent significant professional achievements that showcase his unique combination of technical expertise and strategic thinking. With master's degrees in both Civil Engineering and Business Administration, he brings an exceptional educational foundation to his work. His impressive credential portfolio includes Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Traffic Signal Senior Technical Level III certification, Florida's Maintenance of Traffic Active Temporary Traffic Control certification, and multiple Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Incident Management System certifications. His contributions extend beyond implementation into research and innovation, with published studies on transportation safety innovations including Restricted Crossing U-Turns and Diverging Diamond Interchanges. This combination of practical experience and research involvement positions him at the forefront of transportation systems management and operations. This success story illustrates how strategic expertise, when combined with effective implementation practices, can transform urban mobility. The SR-7 Corridor Retiming Project not only contributed to improved traffic flow but also established new standards for transportation systems management. As urban areas continue to grow and mobility challenges increase, this project serves as a compelling example of how focused technical leadership can drive exceptional results in transportation infrastructure optimization. Looking ahead, the implications of these achievements extend beyond immediate improvements. They demonstrate how effective transportation systems management can overcome complex urban mobility challenges while delivering exceptional value to communities. As smart city initiatives expand, Rao's work stands as a model for future transportation optimization efforts, showcasing the powerful combination of technical expertise, operational excellence, and community responsiveness in driving success in critical infrastructure management. About Sathish Rao Sathish Rao brings over a decade of specialized expertise to the field of transportation systems engineering and traffic management. His dual academic background—holding master's degrees in Civil Engineering and Business Administration—provides him with a unique perspective that balances technical innovation with practical business solutions. Throughout his career, Rao has established himself as a trusted authority in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), particularly in high-stakes environments requiring real-time decision-making. His professional credentials include the prestigious Project Management Professional (PMP) certification and the advanced International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Traffic Signal Senior Technical Level III designation. Rao maintains specialized certifications in emergency management through FEMA, traffic control operations, and weather monitoring as a certified NOAA Skywarn spotter—essential skills for comprehensive traffic management during critical situations. As a published researcher in transportation safety innovations, Rao continues to contribute to the evolution of traffic engineering through his studies on advanced intersection designs and traffic flow optimization techniques. His commitment to creating safer, more efficient transportation networks drives his ongoing pursuit of innovative solutions that improve mobility while enhancing sustainability across Florida's critical infrastructure systems. This story was distributed as a release by Echospire Media under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. This story was distributed as a release by Echospire Media under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. here here

Transforming Urban Mobility: Excellence in Transportation Systems Management by Sathish Rao

የመኖሪያ ተንቀሳቃሽነት ንድፍ: የመጓጓጓዣ ስርዓቶች አስተዳደር በ Sathish Rao

Μετασχηματισμός της αστικής κινητικότητας: Αριστεία στη διαχείριση συστημάτων μεταφορών από τον Sathish Rao

Transformando la movilidad urbana: excelencia en la gestión de sistemas de transporte por Sathish Rao

「Transforming Urban Mobility: Excellence in Transportation Systems Management」 by Sathish Rao

Transforming Urban Mobility: Excellence in Transportation Systems Management მიერ Sathish Rao

ការផ្លាស់ប្តូរការដឹកជញ្ជូនទីក្រុង: Excellence in Transportation Systems Management ដោយ Sathish Rao

Transforming Urban Mobility: Excellence in Transportation Systems Management ໂດຍ Sathish Rao

Transformavimas miesto mobilumo: kompetencijos transporto sistemų valdymo Sathish Rao

Урбаны хөдөлгөөн өөрчлөх: Сатиш Рао-ийн тээврийн систем менежментийн үзэсгэлэн

සංචාරක පද්ධති කළමනාකරණයේ විශිෂ්ටත්වය by Sathish Rao

Transforming Urban Mobility: Excellence in Transportation Systems Management by Sathish Rao (பூமியில் மொபைல் இயக்கத்தை மாற்ற)

I-Transforming Urban Mobility: I-Excellence in Management of Transportation Systems ngu-Sathish Rao

Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Europe

Startupy roku 2024 Vítězové: Evropa

Startups del Año 2024 Ganadores: Europa

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: ヨーロッパ

ការចាប់ផ្តើមនៃឆ្នាំ 2024 អ្នកឈ្នះ: ប្រទេសអឺរ៉ុប

2024. gada jaunuzņēmumi Uzvarētāji: Eiropa

Startups ny taona 2024 mpandresy: Eoropa

वर्ष २०२४ को स्टार्टअप विजेता: युरोप

Startups van het jaar 2024 Winnaars: Europa

Startups of the Year 2024 Победители: Европа

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: Europe

Startups e vitit 2024 Fituesit: Europe

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This Simple App Lets You See How Hollywood Uses Color to Mess With Your Emotions

هذا التطبيق البسيط يمنعك من رؤية كيف تستخدم هوليوود اللون لتناقش عواطفك

Ova jednostavna aplikacija omogućuje vam da vidite kako Holivud koristi boju da meša s vašim emocijama

Diese einfache App lässt Sie sehen, wie Hollywood Farbe verwendet, um mit Ihren Emotionen zu verwechseln

Esta sencilla aplicación te permite ver cómo Hollywood usa el color para mezclar con tus emociones

Esta aplicación sinxela permítelle ver como Hollywood usa a cor para confundir coas súas emocións

このシンプルなアプリは、ハリウッドがあなたの感情と混同するために色を使用する方法を見せてくれます

ეს მარტივი აპლიკაცია საშუალებას გაძლევთ იხილოთ, თუ როგორ Hollywood გამოიყენებს ფერი თქვენი რეპუტაციაზე

Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na

Deze eenvoudige app laat je zien hoe Hollywood kleuren gebruikt om je emoties te verwarren

This Simple App lets you see how Hollywood uses color to mess with your emotions இந்த எளிய பயன்பாட்டை நீங்கள் உங்கள் உணர்வுகளை எப்படி பயன்படுத்துகிறீர்கள் என்று பார்க்கலாம்

Bu Basit Uygulama Hollywood'un Duygularınızla Nasıl Karıştığını Görmenizi Sağlar

Poor cloud performance causes many problems. Is it from poorly performing apps to under-optimized workloads and insecure databases? They’re numerous. And if you run a platform where customers actively engage, that's a potential doom at your doorstep. No person other than Laura Nolan and the other engineers at Slack would’ve explained this doom better after having experienced what I call the "one-day Slack doom." Slack's 2021 major outage was the worst time Slack has ever slacked. Customers could not log in, messages took forever to send, and integrations would not load. Despite the team's effort to fix their infrastructure problem, the outage lasted several hours. Laura Nolan Laura Nolan one-day Slack doom Slack's outage proves that an underperforming cloud infrastructure can cost your business thousands of dollars if you're lucky and a significant percentage of your customer base if you're not. That's why, in this article, I've broken down how you can measure cloud performance, ways to improve it, and specific tools that help the process. Key Metrics For Monitoring Cloud Performance Over 90% of organizations, including small, medium, and enterprise businesses, use the cloud. Yet, a whopping 70% cannot account for most of their cloud spend, which inevitably affects cloud performance. So, how do you monitor cloud performance to see where exactly you're missing it? Here are a few useful metrics: CPU Utilization
CPU utilization measures how often the CPU processes operations within a specific timeframe. If CPU utilization is low, it may mean that the compute resources are higher than what's needed for the workload, and vice versa. Monitoring this metric will help you decide how much to spend on cloud computing for your applications.


Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS)
IOPS deals with storage and allows you to quantify the speed of your storage device. It measures the number of input and output operations your storage can take per second. A high IOPS means your storage is fast and can handle large operations in a short time. A low IOPS, on the other hand, will reduce your overall system performance.


Memory
Measuring memory will show you if your system is over-provisioned or not. It measures the total memory the system currently uses to run applications and store data. That way, you know where to cut down on cloud RAM expenses while maximizing performance.


Latency
Latency is simply the time it takes for data to move from its source to its destination. Unlike other metrics, the lower the latency, the faster the data transfer, which signifies swift network communication. This is a very important metric you should keep tabs on, as having a high latency value can negatively affect customer interaction with your business.


Bandwidth
Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transferred across an internet connection in a specific timeframe. The time frame is usually measured in seconds and can be kilobytes per second (Kbps) or megabytes per second (Mbps). CPU Utilization
CPU utilization measures how often the CPU processes operations within a specific timeframe. If CPU utilization is low, it may mean that the compute resources are higher than what's needed for the workload, and vice versa. Monitoring this metric will help you decide how much to spend on cloud computing for your applications. CPU Utilization CPU Utilization CPU utilization measures how often the CPU processes operations within a specific timeframe. If CPU utilization is low, it may mean that the compute resources are higher than what's needed for the workload, and vice versa. Monitoring this metric will help you decide how much to spend on cloud computing for your applications. Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS)
IOPS deals with storage and allows you to quantify the speed of your storage device. It measures the number of input and output operations your storage can take per second. A high IOPS means your storage is fast and can handle large operations in a short time. A low IOPS, on the other hand, will reduce your overall system performance. Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS) Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS) IOPS deals with storage and allows you to quantify the speed of your storage device. It measures the number of input and output operations your storage can take per second. A high IOPS means your storage is fast and can handle large operations in a short time. A low IOPS, on the other hand, will reduce your overall system performance. Memory
Measuring memory will show you if your system is over-provisioned or not. It measures the total memory the system currently uses to run applications and store data. That way, you know where to cut down on cloud RAM expenses while maximizing performance. Memory Memory Measuring memory will show you if your system is over-provisioned or not. It measures the total memory the system currently uses to run applications and store data. That way, you know where to cut down on cloud RAM expenses while maximizing performance. Latency
Latency is simply the time it takes for data to move from its source to its destination. Unlike other metrics, the lower the latency, the faster the data transfer, which signifies swift network communication. This is a very important metric you should keep tabs on, as having a high latency value can negatively affect customer interaction with your business. Latency Latency Latency is simply the time it takes for data to move from its source to its destination. Unlike other metrics, the lower the latency, the faster the data transfer, which signifies swift network communication. This is a very important metric you should keep tabs on, as having a high latency value can negatively affect customer interaction with your business. Bandwidth
Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transferred across an internet connection in a specific timeframe. The time frame is usually measured in seconds and can be kilobytes per second (Kbps) or megabytes per second (Mbps). Bandwidth Bandwidth Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transferred across an internet connection in a specific timeframe. The time frame is usually measured in seconds and can be kilobytes per second (Kbps) or megabytes per second (Mbps). 5 Ways to Improve Cloud Performance 5 Ways to Improve Cloud Performance There are several ways to optimize your cloud performance without breaking the bank. Some of them include: Provisioning Services Accurately
Most people think increasing cloud spend is the solution to many of their cloud issues. However, an effective way to optimize your cloud performance is to make sure your services are right-sized.
In other words, you're using metrics like CPU utilization, IOPS, memory, etc. to ensure that you're not spending more than you should on those services. Instead, you're allocating the optimal resources to each service.

Have A Multi-Cloud Support Strategy
Having a Multi-Cloud Support Strategy allows you to tap into the best features of different cloud providers and easy integration. This means you can customize your cloud infrastructure with services tailored to your applications' needs.
Another benefit of a multi-cloud strategy is that even if one of your providers experiences an outage, your applications will not go down. However, this strategy is only efficient for enterprises that have dedicated cloud teams, as it can be quite demanding.

Use Cloud-Native Architectures
Cloud-native architecture is great for speeding up application development. The principle is that since your application will live on the cloud, it's best to build it using microservices.
Microservices are small services handling a particular operation and can be coupled together to form an extensive application. Using cloud-native architecture is effective and will make your applications more reliable.

Infrastructure as Code
This is configuring your cloud infrastructure to act automatedly. You program a set of codes to automate the processes in your cloud environment.
Infrastructure as code reduces the need for human intervention and, consequently, errors. It also helps you to scale your infrastructure effectively.

Auto-Scale Compute Resources
Many cloud providers offer auto-scaling as a pricing feature. This is more like a pay-as-you-go system, where you only pay for the services you use.
When the demand for a particular resource increases, the provider scales up its capacity. And when it reduces, they scale it down. Provisioning Services Accurately
Most people think increasing cloud spend is the solution to many of their cloud issues. However, an effective way to optimize your cloud performance is to make sure your services are right-sized.
In other words, you're using metrics like CPU utilization, IOPS, memory, etc. to ensure that you're not spending more than you should on those services. Instead, you're allocating the optimal resources to each service. Provisioning Services Accurately Provisioning Services Accurately Most people think increasing cloud spend is the solution to many of their cloud issues. However, an effective way to optimize your cloud performance is to make sure your services are right-sized. In other words, you're using metrics like CPU utilization, IOPS, memory, etc. to ensure that you're not spending more than you should on those services. Instead, you're allocating the optimal resources to each service. Have A Multi-Cloud Support Strategy
Having a Multi-Cloud Support Strategy allows you to tap into the best features of different cloud providers and easy integration. This means you can customize your cloud infrastructure with services tailored to your applications' needs.
Another benefit of a multi-cloud strategy is that even if one of your providers experiences an outage, your applications will not go down. However, this strategy is only efficient for enterprises that have dedicated cloud teams, as it can be quite demanding. Have A Multi-Cloud Support Strategy Have A Multi-Cloud Support Strategy Having a Multi-Cloud Support Strategy allows you to tap into the best features of different cloud providers and easy integration. This means you can customize your cloud infrastructure with services tailored to your applications' needs. Another benefit of a multi-cloud strategy is that even if one of your providers experiences an outage, your applications will not go down. However, this strategy is only efficient for enterprises that have dedicated cloud teams, as it can be quite demanding. Use Cloud-Native Architectures
Cloud-native architecture is great for speeding up application development. The principle is that since your application will live on the cloud, it's best to build it using microservices.
Microservices are small services handling a particular operation and can be coupled together to form an extensive application. Using cloud-native architecture is effective and will make your applications more reliable. Use Cloud-Native Architectures Use Cloud-Native Architectures Cloud-native architecture is great for speeding up application development. The principle is that since your application will live on the cloud, it's best to build it using microservices. Microservices are small services handling a particular operation and can be coupled together to form an extensive application. Using cloud-native architecture is effective and will make your applications more reliable. Infrastructure as Code
This is configuring your cloud infrastructure to act automatedly. You program a set of codes to automate the processes in your cloud environment.
Infrastructure as code reduces the need for human intervention and, consequently, errors. It also helps you to scale your infrastructure effectively. Infrastructure as Code Infrastructure as Code This is configuring your cloud infrastructure to act automatedly. You program a set of codes to automate the processes in your cloud environment. Infrastructure as code reduces the need for human intervention and, consequently, errors. It also helps you to scale your infrastructure effectively. Auto-Scale Compute Resources
Many cloud providers offer auto-scaling as a pricing feature. This is more like a pay-as-you-go system, where you only pay for the services you use.
When the demand for a particular resource increases, the provider scales up its capacity. And when it reduces, they scale it down. Auto-Scale Compute Resources Auto-Scale Compute Resources Many cloud providers offer auto-scaling as a pricing feature. This is more like a pay-as-you-go system, where you only pay for the services you use. When the demand for a particular resource increases, the provider scales up its capacity. And when it reduces, they scale it down. 7 Top Cloud Monitoring Tools 7 Top Cloud Monitoring Tools As you take measures to improve your cloud performance, you want to have a vault of tools that help you monitor their effectiveness. Below are some cloud monitoring tools that I've used: Dynatrace
Dynatrace is a cloud infrastructure monitoring tool that provides end-to-end infrastructure monitoring. It is an all-arounder that can show you, through metrics and logs, how your cloud infrastructure affects your applications.


DataDog
DataDog monitors your server's health through metrics, events, traces, and logs. One of the features I love most is its service maps, which give you an overview of server issues, their effects, and how to fix them.


Redgate
Redgate lets you monitor your database performance and security. It works both on-premise and in the cloud, which makes it perfect for organizations just migrating to the cloud.


Nagios
Nagios helps you monitor and analyze network traffic across your infrastructure. It gives you an overview of traffic sources, threats, and even bandwidth usage.


Grafana
Grafana is an open-source monitoring tool. It monitors your cloud environment, has data visualization features, and displays metrics such as memory usage, disk usage, CPU load, etc.


ELK
ELK, which stands for  Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, and now Beats, is a four-in-one open-source monitoring tool. You'll use Elasticsearch for searching and analysis, Logstash for data ingestion, Kibana for data visualization and analysis, and Beats for collection.


NewRelic
NewRelic is an application performance monitoring tool. In addition to cloud monitoring, it can be used to troubleshoot mobile, web, and on-premises environments. It also integrates with Grafana dashboards so you can visualize the insights it provides. Dynatrace
Dynatrace is a cloud infrastructure monitoring tool that provides end-to-end infrastructure monitoring. It is an all-arounder that can show you, through metrics and logs, how your cloud infrastructure affects your applications. Dynatrace Dynatrace Dynatrace is a cloud infrastructure monitoring tool that provides end-to-end infrastructure monitoring. It is an all-arounder that can show you, through metrics and logs, how your cloud infrastructure affects your applications. DataDog
DataDog monitors your server's health through metrics, events, traces, and logs. One of the features I love most is its service maps, which give you an overview of server issues, their effects, and how to fix them. DataDog DataDog DataDog monitors your server's health through metrics, events, traces, and logs. One of the features I love most is its service maps, which give you an overview of server issues, their effects, and how to fix them. Redgate
Redgate lets you monitor your database performance and security. It works both on-premise and in the cloud, which makes it perfect for organizations just migrating to the cloud. Redgate Redgate Redgate lets you monitor your database performance and security. It works both on-premise and in the cloud, which makes it perfect for organizations just migrating to the cloud. Nagios
Nagios helps you monitor and analyze network traffic across your infrastructure. It gives you an overview of traffic sources, threats, and even bandwidth usage. Nagios Nagios Nagios helps you monitor and analyze network traffic across your infrastructure. It gives you an overview of traffic sources, threats, and even bandwidth usage. Grafana
Grafana is an open-source monitoring tool. It monitors your cloud environment, has data visualization features, and displays metrics such as memory usage, disk usage, CPU load, etc. Grafana Grafana Grafana is an open-source monitoring tool. It monitors your cloud environment, has data visualization features, and displays metrics such as memory usage, disk usage, CPU load, etc. ELK
ELK, which stands for  Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, and now Beats, is a four-in-one open-source monitoring tool. You'll use Elasticsearch for searching and analysis, Logstash for data ingestion, Kibana for data visualization and analysis, and Beats for collection. ELK ELK ELK, which stands for  Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, and now Beats, is a four-in-one open-source monitoring tool. You'll use Elasticsearch for searching and analysis, Logstash for data ingestion, Kibana for data visualization and analysis, and Beats for collection. NewRelic
NewRelic is an application performance monitoring tool. In addition to cloud monitoring, it can be used to troubleshoot mobile, web, and on-premises environments. It also integrates with Grafana dashboards so you can visualize the insights it provides. NewRelic NewRelic NewRelic is an application performance monitoring tool. In addition to cloud monitoring, it can be used to troubleshoot mobile, web, and on-premises environments. It also integrates with Grafana dashboards so you can visualize the insights it provides. Final Thoughts Final Thoughts According to Flexera, the most pressing cloud challenges organizations face are lack of resources, governance, security, managing software licenses, and cloud spending. All these affect cloud effectiveness and reduce the overall performance of their applications. the most pressing cloud challenges organizations face the most pressing cloud challenges organizations face To improve your cloud performance, you must be willing to find and create a strategy that works for you. You should also continually assess your strategy using the metrics I mentioned earlier. Lastly, make sure the right tools are within reach, and your cloud infrastructure will thank you.

If Your Cloud Is Performing Poorly, Here Is What You Should Be Looking Out For

Why the Market’s Still Soaring Despite the On-Prem Plot Twist (and Why You’re Still in Demand) TL;DR: Sure, some companies are hauling workloads back to on-prem servers, but the cloud security market’s not sweating it — it’s set to hit $156.25 billion by 2032 (Fortune Business Insights). Hybrid and multi-cloud setups are the new norm, not a cloud exodus, and emerging threats like quantum computing keep the demand for pros like you sky-high. The future’s a wild mashup of cloud, on-prem, and quantum-ready defenses — so buckle up, you’re still golden. You’ve seen the headlines screaming: “Businesses are ditching the cloud faster than you can say ‘AWS outage’!” It’s the kind of news that could make a cloud security pro spill their coffee, mutter “Is my job toast?” and eye the server room exit — only to realize it’s still humming with cloud action. Before you trade your CNAPP expertise for a dusty on-prem manual, let’s cut through the noise. The cloud security market isn’t shrinking — it’s growing like your inbox after a week off, and the data backs it up. So, grab your caffeine fix, and let’s unpack this “cloud repatriation” drama — because spoiler alert: it’s not the endgame you think. Cloud Repatriation: Less Apocalypse, More Remix Hold your horses. Most of these companies aren’t torching their cloud subscriptions and swearing off Azure like it’s a bad Tinder date. They’re juggling a hybrid circus — part cloud, part on-prem — or hopping between providers in a multi-cloud acrobatics show. Think of it like pulling a few vinyls off Spotify to spin on your turntable. You’re not canceling streaming — you’re just vibing with both. Here’s the kicker: hybrid setups still need cloud security for the bits that stay sky-high. More clouds mean more chaos, and that’s where you swoop in with your cape of expertise. The cloud’s not dead — it’s just getting a funky remix. Why Are They Repatriating? (Hint: It’s Not Always Your Fault) So, why are companies dragging workloads back on-prem? Let’s break it down — and no, it’s not all about security nightmares: Cost sneak attacks: Cloud bills can hit you like a ninja in the dark — data egress fees, scaling costs, and surprise charges add up. Sometimes on-prem feels like a budget-friendly hug.
Performance divas: Certain apps demand the spotlight of local servers to shine — think latency-sensitive workloads that scoff at cloud lag.
Control freaks: Regulated industries (hello, finance and healthcare) love on-site servers for that warm, fuzzy feeling of keeping data under their thumb. Plot twist: even when workloads come home, most companies keep one foot in the cloud. Hybrid means double doors to lock, and multi-cloud’s a whack-a-mole marathon across platforms. Bad news for lazy weekends, great news for your job security. You’re the ringmaster keeping this tech circus safe. Cloud Security Market: Growing Like a Bad Wi-Fi Signal If repatriation were the cloud security grim reaper, the market would be flatlining. Instead, it’s throwing a rager: Markets and Markets: From $40.7 billion in 2023 to $62.9 billion by 2028, CAGR of 9.1% (Markets and Markets).
Grand View Research: CAGR of 13.1% through 2030 (Grand View Research).
Fortune Business Insights: $43.74 billion in 2024 to $156.25 billion by 2032 (Fortune Business Insights). What’s fueling this? Digital transformation’s insatiable appetite, hybrid sprawl, and multi-cloud madness are pumping demand for tools like CNAPP (Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms) and ASPM (Application Security Posture Management). These are your security Swiss Army knives — slashing vulnerabilities, nailing compliance, and keeping the chaos at bay. The market’s not shrinking — it’s flexing harder than a bodybuilder on TikTok. From CSPM to CNAPP: The Glow-Up You Didn’t Know You Needed Cloud security’s evolved faster than a Pokémon on a candy binge. Remember CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management)? It was the OG, sniffing out misconfigs and compliance hiccups — solid, but siloed. Then came CNAPP, the all-in-one superhero: Infrastructure lockdown and compliance checks.
Workload protection (CWPP vibes).
Identity and access management.
Container and Kubernetes kung-fu.
App security testing on steroids. CNAPP’s Secret Sauce: Killing Alert Fatigue Ever drowned in a sea of alerts? CNAPP’s got your back with AI and ML wizardry: Prioritizes threats by “is this actually bad?” impact.
Correlates signals for big-picture clarity.
Suggests fixes so you’re not playing guess-the-patch.
Cuts false positives like a ninja with a katana. This isn’t just a tool — it’s your new best friend in the hybrid jungle. CSPM was the appetizer; CNAPP’s the full buffet. The Future: Hybrid Chaos, Quantum Twists, and You The IT future isn’t cloud-or-bust or on-prem-or-nothing — it’s a hybrid-multi-cloud mashup. Securing it? Think herding cats across AWS, Azure, and that dusty server rack in the basement. Each platform’s a diva with its own quirks, and you’re the maestro keeping the symphony tight. Your toolkit’s leveling up: CNAPP guards cloud apps, ASPM watches app lifecycles, and DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) babysits sensitive data. Oh, and “Shift-Left”? Not a dance move — it’s catching bugs early in dev, saving you from late-night firefights. Bonus Now, the wild card: Post-Quantum Cryptography. It’s a plot twist so trippy, Christopher Nolan’s scribbling notes in a quantum maze. Quantum computers could crack today’s encryption like a walnut, and bad guys are already hoarding data for the big reveal. NIST’s new standards (NIST) are your shield, but the clock’s ticking. No PhD needed — just a heads-up to quantum-proof your game. This future’s a cocktail of cloud sprawl, on-prem quirks, and quantum spice. AI’s your co-pilot, but you’re the captain — your human smarts keep it all from crashing. The cloud security gig? Still hotter than a server on overdrive. Key Takeaways: Your Survival Guide to Cloud Security Glory Repatriation’s not kryptonite — it’s a hybrid remix, not a cloud killer.
Market’s flexing, hitting $156.25 billion by 2032 — plenty of room for you.
Hybrid and multi-cloud reign, fueling CNAPP, ASPM, and DSPM love.
It’s not just security — cost, performance, and compliance nudge the on-prem shift.
Quantum’s your next boss fight — grab your post-quantum decoder ring and prep. Why You’re Still the MVP
Cloud security’s not fading — it’s evolving like a boss. Hybrid chaos and multi-cloud sprawl keep the market buzzing, with projections soaring past $150 billion. Quantum threats add a futuristic edge, and your expertise — tech chops plus strategic brainpower — is the secret sauce. So, keep locking down those digital skies. Your career’s brighter than a rack of LEDs — and twice as essential. May InfoSec Be with You! Why the Market’s Still Soaring Despite the On-Prem Plot Twist (and Why You’re Still in Demand) TL;DR: Sure, some companies are hauling workloads back to on-prem servers, but the cloud security market’s not sweating it — it’s set to hit $156.25 billion by 2032 (Fortune Business Insights). Hybrid and multi-cloud setups are the new norm, not a cloud exodus, and emerging threats like quantum computing keep the demand for pros like you sky-high. The future’s a wild mashup of cloud, on-prem, and quantum-ready defenses — so buckle up, you’re still golden. TL;DR: Sure, some companies are hauling workloads back to on-prem servers, but the cloud security market’s not sweating it — it’s set to hit $156.25 billion by 2032 ( Fortune Business Insights ). Hybrid and multi-cloud setups are the new norm, not a cloud exodus, and emerging threats like quantum computing keep the demand for pros like you sky-high. The future’s a wild mashup of cloud, on-prem, and quantum-ready defenses — so buckle up, you’re still golden. TL;DR: Fortune Business Insights You’ve seen the headlines screaming: “Businesses are ditching the cloud faster than you can say ‘AWS outage’!” It’s the kind of news that could make a cloud security pro spill their coffee, mutter “Is my job toast?” and eye the server room exit — only to realize it’s still humming with cloud action. Before you trade your CNAPP expertise for a dusty on-prem manual, let’s cut through the noise. The cloud security market isn’t shrinking — it’s growing like your inbox after a week off, and the data backs it up. So, grab your caffeine fix, and let’s unpack this “cloud repatriation” drama — because spoiler alert: it’s not the endgame you think. The cloud security market isn’t shrinking — it’s growing like your inbox after a week off, and the data backs it up. Cloud Repatriation: Less Apocalypse, More Remix Hold your horses. Most of these companies aren’t torching their cloud subscriptions and swearing off Azure like it’s a bad Tinder date. They’re juggling a hybrid circus — part cloud, part on-prem — or hopping between providers in a multi-cloud acrobatics show . Think of it like pulling a few vinyls off Spotify to spin on your turntable. You’re not canceling streaming — you’re just vibing with both. hybrid circus part cloud, part on-prem — or hopping between providers in a multi-cloud acrobatics show Here’s the kicker: hybrid setups still need cloud security for the bits that stay sky-high. More clouds mean more chaos, and that’s where you swoop in with your cape of expertise. The cloud’s not dead — it’s just getting a funky remix. hybrid setups still need cloud security for the bits that stay sky-high. Why Are They Repatriating? (Hint: It’s Not Always Your Fault) So, why are companies dragging workloads back on-prem? Let’s break it down — and no, it’s not all about security nightmares: Cost sneak attacks: Cloud bills can hit you like a ninja in the dark — data egress fees, scaling costs, and surprise charges add up. Sometimes on-prem feels like a budget-friendly hug. Performance divas: Certain apps demand the spotlight of local servers to shine — think latency-sensitive workloads that scoff at cloud lag. Control freaks: Regulated industries (hello, finance and healthcare) love on-site servers for that warm, fuzzy feeling of keeping data under their thumb. Cost sneak attacks: Cloud bills can hit you like a ninja in the dark — data egress fees, scaling costs, and surprise charges add up. Sometimes on-prem feels like a budget-friendly hug. Cost sneak attacks: Performance divas: Certain apps demand the spotlight of local servers to shine — think latency-sensitive workloads that scoff at cloud lag. Performance divas: Control freaks: Regulated industries (hello, finance and healthcare) love on-site servers for that warm, fuzzy feeling of keeping data under their thumb. Control freaks: Plot twist: even when workloads come home, most companies keep one foot in the cloud. Hybrid means double doors to lock , and multi-cloud’s a whack-a-mole marathon across platforms. Bad news for lazy weekends, great news for your job security. You’re the ringmaster keeping this tech circus safe. Plot twist: Hybrid means double doors to lock Cloud Security Market: Growing Like a Bad Wi-Fi Signal If repatriation were the cloud security grim reaper, the market would be flatlining. Instead, it’s throwing a rager: Markets and Markets: From $40.7 billion in 2023 to $62.9 billion by 2028, CAGR of 9.1% (Markets and Markets). Grand View Research: CAGR of 13.1% through 2030 (Grand View Research). Fortune Business Insights: $43.74 billion in 2024 to $156.25 billion by 2032 (Fortune Business Insights). Markets and Markets: From $40.7 billion in 2023 to $62.9 billion by 2028, CAGR of 9.1% ( Markets and Markets ). Markets and Markets: Markets and Markets Grand View Research: CAGR of 13.1% through 2030 ( Grand View Research ). Grand View Research: Grand View Research Fortune Business Insights: $43.74 billion in 2024 to $156.25 billion by 2032 ( Fortune Business Insights ). Fortune Business Insights: Fortune Business Insights What’s fueling this? Digital transformation ’s insatiable appetite, hybrid sprawl, and multi-cloud madness are pumping demand for tools like CNAPP (Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms) and ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) . These are your security Swiss Army knives — slashing vulnerabilities, nailing compliance, and keeping the chaos at bay. The market’s not shrinking — it’s flexing harder than a bodybuilder on TikTok. Digital transformation CNAPP (Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms) ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) From CSPM to CNAPP: The Glow-Up You Didn’t Know You Needed Cloud security’s evolved faster than a Pokémon on a candy binge. Remember CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management)? It was the OG, sniffing out misconfigs and compliance hiccups — solid, but siloed. CSPM Then came CNAPP , the all-in-one superhero: CNAPP Infrastructure lockdown and compliance checks. Workload protection (CWPP vibes). Identity and access management. Container and Kubernetes kung-fu. App security testing on steroids. Infrastructure lockdown and compliance checks. Workload protection (CWPP vibes). Identity and access management. Container and Kubernetes kung-fu. App security testing on steroids. CNAPP’s Secret Sauce: Killing Alert Fatigue Killing Alert Fatigue Ever drowned in a sea of alerts? CNAPP’s got your back with AI and ML wizardry: Prioritizes threats by “is this actually bad?” impact. Correlates signals for big-picture clarity. Suggests fixes so you’re not playing guess-the-patch. Cuts false positives like a ninja with a katana. Prioritizes threats by “is this actually bad?” impact. Correlates signals for big-picture clarity. Suggests fixes so you’re not playing guess-the-patch. Cuts false positives like a ninja with a katana. This isn’t just a tool — it’s your new best friend in the hybrid jungle. CSPM was the appetizer; CNAPP’s the full buffet. The Future: Hybrid Chaos, Quantum Twists, and You The IT future isn’t cloud-or-bust or on-prem-or-nothing — it’s a hybrid-multi-cloud mashup . Securing it? Think herding cats across AWS, Azure, and that dusty server rack in the basement. Each platform’s a diva with its own quirks, and you’re the maestro keeping the symphony tight. hybrid-multi-cloud mashup Your toolkit’s leveling up: CNAPP guards cloud apps, ASPM watches app lifecycles, and DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) babysits sensitive data. Oh, and “Shift-Left”? Not a dance move — it’s catching bugs early in dev, saving you from late-night firefights. CNAPP guards cloud apps, ASPM watches app lifecycles, and DSPM Bonus Now, the wild card: Post-Quantum Cryptography. It’s a plot twist so trippy, Christopher Nolan’s scribbling notes in a quantum maze. Quantum computers could crack today’s encryption like a walnut, and bad guys are already hoarding data for the big reveal. NIST’s new standards (NIST) are your shield, but the clock’s ticking. No PhD needed — just a heads-up to quantum-proof your game. Post-Quantum Cryptography. NIST’s new standards ( NIST ) NIST This future’s a cocktail of cloud sprawl, on-prem quirks, and quantum spice. AI’s your co-pilot, but you’re the captain — your human smarts keep it all from crashing. The cloud security gig? Still hotter than a server on overdrive. AI’s your co-pilot, but you’re the captain Key Takeaways: Your Survival Guide to Cloud Security Glory Repatriation’s not kryptonite — it’s a hybrid remix, not a cloud killer. Market’s flexing, hitting $156.25 billion by 2032 — plenty of room for you. Hybrid and multi-cloud reign, fueling CNAPP, ASPM, and DSPM love. It’s not just security — cost, performance, and compliance nudge the on-prem shift. Quantum’s your next boss fight — grab your post-quantum decoder ring and prep. Repatriation’s not kryptonite — it’s a hybrid remix, not a cloud killer. Market’s flexing, hitting $156.25 billion by 2032 — plenty of room for you. Hybrid and multi-cloud reign, fueling CNAPP, ASPM, and DSPM love. It’s not just security — cost, performance, and compliance nudge the on-prem shift. Quantum’s your next boss fight — grab your post-quantum decoder ring and prep. Why You’re Still the MVP Cloud security’s not fading — it’s evolving like a boss. Hybrid chaos and multi-cloud sprawl keep the market buzzing, with projections soaring past $150 billion. Quantum threats add a futuristic edge, and your expertise — tech chops plus strategic brainpower — is the secret sauce. So, keep locking down those digital skies. Your career’s brighter than a rack of LEDs — and twice as essential. Why You’re Still the MVP Cloud security’s not fading — it’s evolving like a boss. Hybrid chaos and multi-cloud sprawl keep the market buzzing, with projections soaring past $150 billion. Quantum threats add a futuristic edge, and your expertise — tech chops plus strategic brainpower — is the secret sauce. So, keep locking down those digital skies. Your career’s brighter than a rack of LEDs — and twice as essential. May InfoSec Be with You! May InfoSec Be with You!

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