Running everything in a single AWS account quickly becomes painful as teams, environments, and compliance needs grow. This post explains a practical multi-account landing zone using Organizations, OU structure, IAM Identity Center, shared networking, centralized logging, and security guardrails.
On April 13, 2026, AWS announced general availability for AWS Interconnect - multicloud. This post explains how the launch changes multicloud network design, operations, and platform architecture decisions.
TestForge Blog is adding a new Latest Trends category. This section will highlight important changes across Cloud, AI, DevOps, Backend, and Architecture, focusing not just on what changed, but why it matters in real engineering work.
A monthly report covering the most important Cloud, AI, DevOps, Backend, Architecture, and Incident trends for practitioners in April 2026, plus the checkpoints worth watching next month.
A practical weekly summary of the most important Cloud, AI, DevOps, Backend, Architecture, and Incident trends for the third week of April 2026.
A practical guide to AWS IAM from an operational perspective. Covers IAM Users, Groups, Roles, Policies, least privilege, account separation, and CI/CD permission design.
A practical comparison of AWS Security Groups and Network ACLs. Covers stateful vs stateless behavior, instance-level vs subnet-level protection, typical production patterns, and common misunderstandings.
A practical guide to designing AWS VPCs. Covers public and private subnets, route tables, NAT Gateways, Internet Gateways, security groups, and the common mistakes teams make early on.
A practical guide to EKS node group design. Covers how to separate system nodes, application nodes, and Spot worker nodes using labels, taints, and workload boundaries for better cost and stability.
A technical blog focused on real-world content around load testing, performance analysis, cloud optimization, and practical engineering for Cloud, AI, and DevOps.
Comparing AWS EKS and Naver Cloud NKS on cost, performance, operational ease, and compliance. Which is better for Korean services?
Real cost reduction strategies that work. Reserved Instances, Spot, storage optimization, and network cost control — item-by-item savings tactics.