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Dacey Rankins

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2026-07-07 12:31:51 -

Does PaaS Support Kubernetes?
A few years ago, I sat in a meeting where two technology leaders were arguing over what appeared to be a simple infrastructure decision. One wanted the speed and simplicity of Platform as a Service. The other wanted Kubernetes. The discussion quickly became philosophical. One side valued abstraction. The other valued control. One side wanted developers shipping code. The other wanted...

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2026-07-13 21:08:43 -

PaaS Interview Questions: What Great Candidates Understand About Platforms, Tradeoffs, and Business Value
The most revealing technology interview questions are rarely the ones with the most complicated answers. A candidate can memorize definitions. They can explain Kubernetes architecture. They can recite cloud service models. They can describe deployment pipelines in perfect technical language. And still miss the most important point. Technology decisions are rarely just about technology....

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2026-07-06 08:53:24 -

What Are the Alternatives to Heroku?
The Question That Only Comes After a Team Starts Feeling “Held Together” A product leader once told me something I’ve heard in slightly different language across startups, scale-ups, and enterprise teams: “We didn’t realize we needed an alternative to Heroku until Heroku started feeling like a ceiling.” Not a failure. Not a breakdown. A ceiling. That...

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2026-07-10 09:46:10 -

Which PaaS Works Best with Kubernetes and AI Workloads?
A curious thing has happened to cloud infrastructure. For years, Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Kubernetes seemed to represent opposite philosophies. PaaS promised simplicity. Kubernetes promised control. PaaS appealed to teams that wanted to avoid infrastructure complexity. Kubernetes appealed to organizations willing to embrace that complexity in exchange for flexibility. Then...

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