Blog | Resourcely - Cloud resource creation and management

The last 20 years of computing have seen huge shifts, driven by the availability of cloud infrastructure and services. From the first days of S3 in March 2006 to thousands of flavors of infrastructure and software as a service, the major cloud providers have flipped the industry on its head. Traditional barriers to entry that once existed (access to computing and software) have crumbled. With entry costs lower than ever, tens of thousands of founders joined markets that were previously prohibitively expensive to challenge. These small, scrappy startups (some of which have now scaled up) introduced entirely new ways of organizing, building, and collaborating - all based on the availability of infrastructure and software as a service. For companies building software products, adaptation to these changes has been rapid in many areas. Development practices, product management, infrastructure operations, data management, and analytics: all have introduced new, efficient ways of working base

The last 20 years of computing have seen huge shifts, driven by the availability of cloud infrastructure and services. From the first days of S3 in March 2006 to thousands of flavors of infrastructure and software as a service, the major cloud providers have flipped the industry on its head. Traditional barriers to entry that once existed (access to computing and software) have crumbled. With entry costs lower than ever, tens of thousands of founders joined markets that were previously prohibitively expensive to challenge. These small, scrappy startups (some of which have now scaled up) introd