#it infrastructure

Is cloud computing actually cheaper than running your own servers these days?

Is the cloud actually more secure, or did you just fall for a billion-dollar marketing lie from Amazon and Microsoft?

Is Linux the only serious choice for production, or are Windows Server users just as capable and unfairly mocked?

Has the cost of living pushed you to delay crucial network security upgrades?

With supply chain delays, are bare-metal setups losing to hybrid cloud?

Is your tech stack causing sustainability concerns for your business?

Are you reconsidering old cloud systems for simpler options?

Are you worried about supply chain issues slowing down your server upgrades?

Do Linux server fans just enjoy making things harder than they need to be for no real gain?

How do you pick a server system without blowing your budget on hidden costs?

Are businesses moving back to on-site servers to cut cloud subscription costs?

Is zero trust just a marketing buzzword that makes complex networks slower and harder to manage?

Are companies that choose on-premise servers over the cloud making a smarter, more sustainable choice?

Self-hosted vs. managed cloud: which saves more money with rising energy costs?

Was hybrid cloud always the right answer, or just a compromise nobody wants to admit?

Is ditching on-prem servers for full cloud computing actually worth it in 2025?

Are you still managing physical servers or all cloud-native now?

Biggest mistake companies make when implementing network segmentation

Has the cost of cloud computing made you look at on-premise servers again?

Has the shift to edge computing affected your server strategy?