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Wrapping up this series, following our previous Cloud FinOps - Part 4: Kubernetes Cost Report, this final piece looks at how to increase visibility of underutilized workloads.

Managing stateful applications in Kubernetes has a reputation for being difficult and tricky, but it doesn't have to be! Take a look at the options we tried first-hand at Empathy.co for migrating data with ElasticSearch.

This article describes our journey to increase the number of Related Tags offered by Empathy.co [http://empathy.co/] to customers and shoppers. But, wait, first things first — what are Related Tags? 🤔 Related Tags are tools that help shoppers streamline their search experience, offering additional terms that are relevant to

This blog post is a continuation of Cloud FinOps - Part 3: Cloud Cost Report [https://medium.com/empathyco/cloud-finops-part-3-cloud-cost-report-865a81c03c1c] , in which we will explore how to gain cost visibility on Kubernetes Workloads. Motivation Nowadays, a lot of companies run their workloads on Kubernetes because there are many benefits to

All developers know how crucial it is to ensure that their programs and products are up and running, and that includes the Interface X Apps Team here at Empathy.co [https://empathy.co/]. Since Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery is such an essential part of keeping your code in peak form,

Following our previous posts on Cloud FinOps Principles [https://medium.com/empathyco/cloud-finops-part-1-principles-79b88aeeab4f] and Tag Allocation [https://medium.com/empathyco/tag-allocation-strategy-part-2-3c7f8595186a] Strategy, it is time to unveil the third piece in the series. In this post, we will focus how to develop a solution for visualizing cloud costs. Introduction The