Infrastructure Strategy
The Biggest Myth in IT: The Future Was Never Cloud-Only
The enduring mistake in infrastructure strategy was never cloud itself, but the belief that every workload should land on the same platform.
2026-04-09
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Technical notes on infrastructure, recovery, databases, and platform decisions.
The blog complements the portfolio with short technical notes on infrastructure, SQL Server, backup strategy, and operational decision-making.
SQL Server 2025
SQL Server 2025 and Always On: What Matters for Real HA Environments
SQL Server 2025 introduces several changes that matter directly for Always On estates, especially around readable secondaries, concurrency behavior, and tempdb control.
2026-04-09
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Backup Architecture
Object First and Veeam: What Immutable Backup Design Should Actually Solve
Immutable storage only becomes useful when it simplifies Veeam operations instead of wrapping backup teams in more storage complexity. Object First is interesting because it tries to move immutability into the default platform shape.
2026-04-09
Open articleBackup Architecture
Immutability Without Operational Drag
Immutable backup design only becomes useful when it stays fast, understandable, and credible during restore pressure. Good designs reduce operational complexity instead of adding more backup folklore.
2026-04-02
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SQL Server Performance in Real Environments
Performance work becomes more useful when it is tied to concurrency, resilience, and operational behavior instead of isolated tuning tasks. Stable systems are usually the result of good tradeoffs, not heroic query tuning.
2026-03-18
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Reducing Complexity Without Losing Control
Operational simplicity is not cosmetic. In enterprise infrastructure, it is a control mechanism.
2026-02-27
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