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If your company isn't already using public cloud (or multiple clouds), it's likely weighing the options for moving applications out of a legacy data center. Either way, here are three trends to be aware of that could affect which public clouds you choose, and how you use them.

This blog post covers various architectural patterns you can adopt to enhance the performance, scalability and availability of your application ahead of a high-traffic occurrence.

With Rackspace support, Malibu Boats migrated its environment to a disaster recovery mode in AWS, and began moving its legacy infrastructure over as well.

Keeping up with the ever-evolving nature of AWS is a full-time job. Hear how the experts tackle it. (Spoiler: you can't go it alone.)

Take advantage of the technical superiority and cost reductions offered by AWS.by understanding its services and transforming your applications in response.

For part two of our AWS-themed #cloudchat series, Twitter granted us 280 characters. That made this chat one of the most insightful discussions yet.

In 2017, our team dug deep to build on what we had learned from our evolving customer base and meet customers on their journeys to the AWS Cloud.

A Virtual Private Cloud is a logically isolated virtual network, spanning an entire AWS Region, where your EC2 instances are launched.

The credit rests with expert Rackers who've built our Fanatical Support for AWS and Fanatical Support for Microsoft Azure businesses into industry leaders.

In this introductory guide, we'll explain AWS Regions and Availability Zones, which are foundational to understanding how to build applications on AWS.

What does “multi-cloud” mean? How are companies using multiple clouds, and managing that complexity? Read on for answers to all your multi-cloud questions.

This post walks through the AWS Price List API, which allows you to obtain the latest price information for AWS services via a simple web-based service.