Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) is a significant designation that promotes inclusivity and diversity in government contracting. An SDVOSB is a small business that is majority-owned by one or more service-disabled veterans. This designation holds special importance in federal contracting, as government agencies strive to allocate a portion of contracts to SDVOSBs to support veteran entrepreneurs. SDVOSBs bring unique perspectives and capabilities to the marketplace, fostering innovation and economic growth. Federal agencies actively seek SDVOSB participation, as it aligns with their commitment to providing opportunities for veteran-owned businesses while benefiting from their specialized skills. By collaborating with SDVOSBs, government agencies can not only meet their procurement goals but also contribute to the success of veterans in the business world.
Cloud computing has been widely used by large and small businesses alike for several years now. It is estimated that the use of services that are directly or indirectly connected to the cloud is associated with 92% of companies. This trend not only suggests that this adoption is here to stay but also signifies the benefits of cloud computing. Although… Continue reading8 Top Benefits of Cloud Computing for Small Businesses
Microservices are a form of JHipster application that does not have a front-end (the Angular front-end must be created on a gateway) and is set up, found, and managed using the JHipster Registry. JHipster is an open-source project that merges three incredibly effective web development structures: Spring Boot, Angular, and Bootstrap. Bootstrap was one of the first widely used web… Continue readingMicroservices with Jhipster
Modern enterprise applications are built by developers using the orchestration of a complicated web of microservices. As the range of applications and microservices grows, so do the intricacies of the orchestration. As a result, we must consider minimizing Microservices complexity with reusable APIs. Reusable APIs resolve the complexity issue by enabling various applications to be reliant on a few individual… Continue readingMinimizing Microservices Complexity with Reusable APIs
Proprietary or open-source software – there is no simple way of finding out which software development model is for your company. Each software class has multiple pros and cons, besides other dependencies such as extensibility that can be ideal for some projects and not for others. As a project owner, one of the most challenging decisions you’ll make is examining… Continue readingThe Support Cost Difference of Proprietary Software vs. Open-Source Software
Can’t decide which side to pick in the Terraform vs. CloudFormation debate to implement infrastructure as code? If your answer is yes, we have got you covered. Software-defined infrastructure or infrastructure as code (IaC) is increasingly gaining traction – and for all the right reasons. This IT practice enables developers and operations teams to codify the management and provision of… Continue readingThe Differences between Terraform and CloudFormation
Scalability – it’s the ‘S’ word of today’s entrepreneurs and future business leaders. To understand the concept of scalability, you need not look beyond billionaire Mark Cuban who is an astute NBA owner, serial entrepreneur, and star of the TV series Shark Tank, who said: “Scalability is king.” That’s an easy statement to agree with, but what is it exactly… Continue readingScale Profits With AWS
There has been an emergence of cloud computing in a range of businesses, particularly with the rise in remote working. Despite its time-consuming nature, cloud computing has several financial advantages, including reduced IT costs and better productivity in the office. Moving to the cloud may save businesses up to 20% on their total IT costs. Is your company interested in… Continue readingHow Cloud Computing Technologies Reduces Customer IT Costs
Cloud computing has truly transformed the way organizations look at and utilize technology. A business now has a chance to, or instead needs to, embrace and leverage new and further emerging trends of social business, mobile computing, and big data and analytics. But the problem is that organizations still have to deal with the investments they have made in the… Continue readingHow Cloud Creates Speed to Innovation
Microservices may appear to be an obvious solution to the problems that plague legacy monoliths. After all, who wouldn’t want to lower the cost of change while increasing endurance and scalability? The issue is that decomposing monoliths into microservices is a time-consuming and complicated process. It’s hard to know where to start. Microservices can help to streamline change in the… Continue readingTop Decomposing Monolith Approaches
You may require a message queue (MQ) or message broker platform if you are combining different microservices, trying to improve app dependability, or developing a new streaming app. Messages are passed from creating apps or services to utilizing apps or services by this type of software. Apache Kafka and RabbitMQ are two of the most famous message-handling platforms. They serve… Continue readingWhich Is Better: Apache Kafka or RabbitMQ?