Nathaniel Miller
AWS offers certifications across four levels, and the order you take them in is now a strategy choice, not a gate. This guide maps the full AWS certification path for 2026: foundational through specialty, current exam codes and costs, who each credential fits, and the fastest route to the cloud role you are targeting. AWS […] Read More: AWS Certification Path 2026: All 13 Certs, Costs & Order
Colin Schmit
In this vlog, StormWind instructor Raymond Lacoste explains how subnetting in the Cloud is different from subnetting in your on-prem data center. Enjoy! Read More: Subnetting in the Cloud
Raymond Lacoste
How can you protect your ship from an explosion? The same way you can protect your network from malicious users of course! The first step is recognizing vulnerabilities within your network. The second is distinguishing who has the responsibility of maintaining and reducing those vulnerabilities. When you reduce your vulnerabilities, you reduce the risk of […] Read More: 4 AWS Vulnerabilities
Raymond Lacoste
Is the “Do it Yourself” approach to your current database taking up too much of your time? Are you thinking that it may be time to upgrade your 7-year-old MySQL hardware? Amazon RDS has your solution! In this week’s vBlog, Raymond Lacoste provides 5 considerations to make the switch to Amazon Web Services Relational Database […] Read More: 5 Reasons to Switch to Amazon RDS
Raymond Lacoste
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s largest, most robust cloud computing platform with over 70 offerings, a million of customers, $10 billion in annual revenue, and 40% of the cloud computing market share. AWS operates in 44 availability zones, 16 geographic regions, and serves customers like Reddit and Dropbox. While all the tech stats […] Read More: 6 Tips to Save Your Organization Money with AWS
