AWS for non-engineers — Networking
Hello there, welcome back! This is the third part of the AWS for Non-Engineers series; In this post, I’ll introduce you to the concept of Cloud Networking and its features. If you missed any posts, check out HERE. What’s Cloud Networking? Cloud networking is the ability to create, manage, and securely connect your networks across […]
DeepEval Insights: Enhancing LLM Evaluation Efforts
The “trend” of Large Language Models (LLMs) has spread across many companies in the market. The vast majority of them are using pre-trained models and focusing their work on prompt engineering and data. The data part holds significant importance in techniques like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), which enables generating responses based on a data source we […]
Tactics for Streamlining Development – From Design Docs to API Integration
At Bitboundaire, we constantly seek ways to deliver maximum value in the shortest time possible. In this article, we will share some practices we recently applied in implementing a new feature from scratch for one of our clients. While they may seem simple, these practices have provided significant benefits in organizational matters, workflow, collaboration, and […]
AWS for non-engineers - Account, Organization, and IAM
Hello there, welcome back! This is the second part of the AWS for Non-Engineers series; the first post introduced cloud services and AWS.
AWS for Non-Engineers - Introduction
You probably have heard about Amazon Web Services (AWS), the major cloud provider market leader since its public release in 2007. But do you know what AWS is and how it can power up your business?
Best Practices and Tips for Mastering Incident Handling
Regardless of the size of your company, there’s a good chance you’ve had to deal with an incident. Problems that escalate to catastrophic proportions affecting users, customers, services, and coworkers are almost inevitable when working with software engineering. Even companies at the forefront of quality software development occasionally face incidents, such as Google, Apple, Amazon, and many others. No company is immune, so it’s important to be aware of this.
Discovering Creative Solutions in Startup Pitch Night
Finding ways to make things simpler and faster is a common goal, and seeing creative minds in action is really exciting. Lorena Tomás and I recently took part in a tech startup pitch event in Boca Raton.
The Hub of Innovation and Creativity in Miami’s Office Logic
In Miami’s lively startup scene, there’s a special workspace hub making a big difference. It’s a place where many types of startups, from tech to health, come together. But it’s not just about business – this hub also believes in including everyone and supporting their dreams.
Exploring the Fort Lauderdale Tech Meetup Experience
The Fort Lauderdale Tech Meetup, hosted monthly by Julia Lucidi at The Fitz Bar & Lounge, is focused on the tech community. This event promotes networking, collaboration, and support. Beyond socializing, it offers tech enthusiasts a platform to test pitches, connect with partners, attract investors, and find mentors.
A New Frontier in AI-Driven Climate Insights for a Sustainable Tomorrow
While the name may remind us of parallel universes from DC Comics, Earth-2 is not a work of fiction but a groundbreaking technology developed by Nvidia, a leading semiconductor company. This ambitious endeavor aims to construct an AI-powered “digital twin” of our planet, which holds immense promise in understanding complex natural phenomena and forging a path towards a better world for future generations.