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Cloud, security and FinOps blog

Practical notes on cloud architecture, security and FinOps, and what we learn building LineXa Studio: what works, what breaks, and how to keep it simple for developers.

Build the landing zone before the first workload Most cloud mess starts on day one, when the first project is created by hand. A landing zone is the small foundation that keeps every later project clean. Read the post → Six places your cloud bill leaks money Idle environments, oversized machines, forgotten disks and logs that never expire: six common cloud cost leaks, how to find them and how to keep them closed. Read the post → Why LineXa never stores your Google Cloud keys LineXa Studio deploys to your Google Cloud without storing a key. How service-account impersonation and short-lived tokens keep your project safe. Read the post → One database per workspace: how LineXa Studio keeps customers apart Why LineXa Studio gives every workspace its own database instead of shared tables, and how provisioning and migrations keep it running. Read the post → From canvas to Terraform: meet the Universal Project Model The Universal Project Model sits between your canvas and real Terraform: a small, readable contract of components, code and dependencies. Read the post → DEV, STAGE and PROD without a DevOps team How LineXa Studio gives every project isolated DEV, STAGE and PROD environments, each in its own Google Cloud project, with a PROD firewall rule. Read the post →

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