Sustainability

As the world transitions towards a more sustainable future, the massive energy consumption and environmental impacts of data centers are increasingly coming under the spotlight.

We always rush create our Azure landing zone with compliance, security standards and best practices, which is always need of the hour. But at the same time, we need to start thinking on Sustainability

In this blog, we further explore areas where we can incorporate sustainability best practices, when designing your infrastructure on Azure

Today, we have Tobias Zimmergren as our guest in this episode of the podcast! Tobias is Senior Architecture Content Lead at Microsoft and has recently released guidance on how to architect your solutions in the most sustainable way.

The battle against climate change is one that we cannot afford to lose. It is a battle in which all of us are enlisted to make a difference.

In the current perma-crisis of political instability and an economy that faces shortages, while also needing to become more sustainable, pruning to bloom differently is the message for the new year.

In this blog we describe social sustainability which is the most relevant of the 3 sub-characteristics of sustainability, when training cross-functional teams.

The article cites how Microsoft drives various initiatives focused on energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Download the whitepaper to learn how moving to AWS can significantly help in lowering carbon footprint.

In this post, I will give some rules of thumb on how you can write cleaner, more sustainable code that are less prone to needing maintenance.

The actions we take all generate a footprint whether in the economy, in society, or in the global environment — and delivering software is no exception to this.

We always rush to create our Azure landing zone with compliance, security standards, and best practices but at the same time, we need to start thinking about Sustainability.