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Yes, the "cloud vs on-prem" is not really interesting. Because one project must be well isolated from other projects, regardless of their owners : as such, insi
by JackSlateur 2y ago
Yes, the "cloud vs on-prem" is not really interesting. Because one project must be well isolated from other projects, regardless of their owners : as such, inside a single compagny, we must isolate all projects from each others.
Do not fall into the "I put production on one side and preproduction on the other"
Cloud providers allows great isolation, even if many people fail to implement this (for instance, by using VPC-peering / network hub / shared VPC / whatever).
Indeed, one could implement this "on-prem": vxlan and friends are there for you. It does require some skills, tho.
I believe the backbone of infrastructure security lies in two pieces: first, the ability to deploy stuff easily, quickly, autonomously. Then, the ability to deploy stuff with no cost overhead (no "price per project" or whatever).