Positioning. The AI era. The operator's playbook.
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AI token costs are following the exact same curve cloud spending did a decade ago: adopt first, optimize later. Here's what the last shift taught me about this one.
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Read →As Director of Product Marketing & Content at Upsun (formerly Platform.sh), I write about cloud platforms, AI, DevOps, and developer productivity.
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Deploy one YAML config across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and more, with governance guardrails that travel with your app. Multicloud control, no lock-in
A phased cloud migration playbook to escape vendor lock-in without disrupting delivery. Assess before you move, sequence by risk, and cut over with confidence
AI made writing code fast. Upsun product manager Kateryna Dvornichenko on why team collaboration, not individual speed, is the real test for AI agents
AI agents write code fast, but reviews, handoffs, and other ceremonies still slow teams down. See why workflows, not agents, are the real unit of coordination.
Learn how to use Claude Code and Upsun to go from idea to deployed POC in an afternoon - no DevOps experience needed
AI didn't make code cheap - it made proof of concepts cheap. Here's what that means for how product and engineering teams actually work together
AI-augmented development is erasing the walls between product, marketing, and engineering. When idea-to-prototype takes an afternoon, titles stop holding
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