Mary was working as the DevOps engineer for a company that was expanding, and she was continually having trouble keeping up with the expectations of the company. Because the software used by the organisation was constructed using a wide variety of distinct components and approaches, it is difficult to maintain and keep up to date. To make matters even more difficult, the programme was developed with the intention of functioning across a variety of platforms and technologies, which makes it much more challenging to administer.
One day, Mary’s employer presented her with a new problem, which was that the firm was intending to switch from on premises datacentre to one cloud provider, and they wanted her to ensure that the transfer happened well. Not only did this include modernising the software so that it could operate on the new cloud platform, but it also necessitated transforming the tightly coupe service architecture of the organisation into a micro segmented design that was more adaptable.
Zug, Switzerland
