Articles from Mamluk about enterprise architecture, operating models and technology strategy.
Article · Enterprise architecture
Mamluk's enterprise offering is five layers: Debian, the Bahriya Kubernetes Engine, the Bahriya Tersane charts, the Kipchak framework, and Bahriya Cloud, which runs on the other four. Each...
Article · BKE
Most Kubernetes distributions are sold as a finished platform, and the organisation that buys one inherits every decision inside it. BKE is a fixed base and a set...
Article · Enterprise architecture
Handing a customer-facing product to the IT department — and to an IT manager — is a category error, not a resourcing decision. IT engineering selects, integrates and...
Article · Enterprise architecture
The industry took a word coined to remove a wall and turned it into a department. Splitting development from operations damages a business the way a body would...
Article · Kubernetes
CAP theorem to the reality of distributed container ecosystems: Consistency, Availability, Performance, and Tolerance of Network Failures as four dials wired to each other, not a menu you...
Article · Kubernetes
A new availability zone with a local flag on it is not sovereignty. Real control means owning the distribution, the operators and the people who get paged at...