AWS BLOG

AWS Blog, Migration

14 Jun 2021

Hey, have you heard? 5 common myths about cloud technology

When new technologies emerge, the rumor mill will run a spin cycle that puts your washing machine to shame. We’re…

Sam D'Alleine

AWS Blog, DevOps, Managed Services, MSP

02 Jun 2021

How machine learning can drastically limit your downtime

Did you know that the first gasoline-fueled cars were built at the end of the 19th century? At the time,…

Tom De Blende

AWS Blog

27 May 2021

Want to supercharge your innovation? Harness the power of AWS

Companies are no longer asking themselves whether they should innovate. They are deciding how and when. How do you choose which…

Sam D'Alleine

AWS Blog

25 Mar 2021

Finding the Account ID of any public S3 bucket

A few months ago, we created a new Open Source tool to determine the AWS Account of any S3 bucket…

Ben Bridts

DevOps

25 Nov 2020

AWS CloudFormation Modules: A first look

AWS just released a new feature for CloudFormation, "CloudFormation Modules". Of course, we immediately had to try it out. In…

Ben Bridts

AWS Blog

17 Nov 2020

The award for APN Consulting Partner Of The Year in Benelux goes to … CLOUDAR!

Link to original article 09/11/2020 - Data News: Belgium-based Cloudar is the winner of the APN Consulting Partner of the…

Nele Claes

AWS Blog

12 Nov 2020

Streaming video to AWS. Do you need Elemental Link?

While Amazon Web Services is well-know for the services they provide (what's in a name), they also sell some hardware…

Ben Bridts

AWS Blog, DevOps

26 Oct 2020

Level up your CloudFormation usage with these 4 tips

If you have been building on AWS, you are probably familiar with CloudFormation. It can be an extensive service to…

Ben Bridts

AWS Blog

20 Aug 2020

10 random things you probably didn’t know about Cloudar

Bart Van Hecke

AWS Blog, Migration, Well-Architected

12 Aug 2020

Great News : Cloudar is an official AWS Migration Competency Delivery Partner !

When I reflect on my IT Career, I have been actually migrating applications and workloads for the past few decades.…

Patrick Daulie