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It’s 2:17 AM. Your website is still accessible. The server is running. But a business-critical API is no longer responding. Customers …
Whether it’s a SaaS platform, customer portal, or mobile app – modern software hardly functions without APIs today. They connect frontend and …
An outage costs money. But even more costly is the time when no one knows why the outage occurred. These very minutes often determine whether an …
The first customers have been acquired, the product is evolving, and demand is increasing. What initially sounds like success presents a new …
New features are important, but they no longer solely determine the success of a SaaS application. Companies invest in software because it is …
Developing a SaaS application is challenging. Operating it reliably is often the greater challenge. With the first customers, expectations rise. The …
The first customers have been acquired, new features are regularly released, and the product is developing in the right direction. For many SaaS …
Organizing customer service for digital teams presents a significant challenge: Multi-channel ticketing systems process countless personal data …
The Closed Software Supply Chain: Container Registry and Repository in Harmony In modern DevOps workflows, speed is key. Continuous Integration (CI) …
The distributed nature of modern IT infrastructures has definitively dismantled traditional network boundaries. When Kubernetes clusters operate …
Why Digital Sovereignty Needs More Than Open Source Digital sovereignty is one of the most frequently used buzzwords in recent years. Hardly any …
Video streaming and real-time communication are considered the ultimate challenge in IT infrastructure. While traditional SaaS applications or …
When a B2B company enters into contracts with highly regulated industries such as banking, insurance, or the automotive sector, the final decision …
The discussion about digital sovereignty, the US CLOUD Act, and IT compliance is often conducted at a very theoretical level. However, the structured …
In many medium-sized companies, the IT landscape resembles a collection of digital islands. There is one application for customer contact, another …
When medium-sized companies plan their IT strategy for the coming years, they often find themselves in a strategic dilemma. On one hand, there is the …
In modern business IT, two departments often stand in stark opposition: IT security demands increasingly complex passwords, additional authentication …
In technical field service, whether in plant maintenance, mechanical engineering, or large-scale craft operations, every minute counts. When a …
When medium-sized companies decide to break free from the dependency on major US SaaS providers, the migration process often follows a rigid, …
When analyzing the IT costs of a growing medium-sized enterprise, one almost always encounters the same dynamic: the relentless progression of …
The use of established US SaaS solutions is standard in the mid-sized business sector. Whether for collaboration, customer support, or document …
In many growing SaaS companies, there is an “invisible productivity killer.” It doesn’t have a technical name but manifests in …
Imagine presenting a state-of-the-art production planning software to a potential customer. You click on the dashboard, and what the customer sees …
In many SaaS companies, the process between sales and IT resembles a diplomatic exchange: Sales needs a demo environment for an important meeting, …
Anyone who sells complex business software knows the problem of “data remnants.” In static demo environments, test entries, altered …
In many companies, IT operations are still viewed merely as a cost center - the department that ensures “the servers are running.” …
Have you ever used an application that froze for 10 seconds when you clicked “Export” or “Save”? In the world of modern SaaS, …
Every SaaS operator knows it: the dreaded load peak. Whether it’s Monday morning when all users simultaneously update their project plans, or a …
“It worked on my machine!” This phrase is a classic in software development. However, the real problem usually lies a step further: in …
“We have a nightly backup.” In many SaaS companies, this phrase is the standard response to questions about data security. However, the …
In many mature SaaS infrastructures, the day of a software release is a day of tension. The engineering team has worked for weeks on new features, …
In the early stages of a SaaS company, pragmatism is the most important currency. You build what works. Often, this is a classic setup of a few …
Operating Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) or complex eCommerce solutions presents an economic and architectural challenge: the cost structure demands …
In the early stages of a SaaS product or an eCommerce solution, speed is everything. To go live quickly, the path through virtual machines (VMs) and …
In a shared infrastructure environment like a DBaaS platform, transparency is a balancing act. On one hand, the provider’s operations team …
In the world of databases, there’s a significant difference between a “backup” and “recoverability.” For a DBaaS …
Operating a DBaaS platform presents a mathematical trap: If the operational effort per database increases linearly with the number of customers, the …
At first glance, the business model “Database as a Service” (DBaaS) seems deceptively simple: take a proven open-source database like …
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a hype in e-commerce but a tool for scaling. Whether it’s generating product descriptions from technical …
In modern e-commerce, the search function is much more than just an input field. It is the most important salesperson in the shop. Users who use the …
Have you ever experienced this? A user clicks “Generate PDF Export” or “Create Monthly Report” in your SaaS app, and suddenly …
When building a modern IT infrastructure today, one faces a strategic decision: either buy into the convenience (and dependency) of large US SaaS …
In customer service and technical support, the ticketing system is the central nervous system. Many companies instinctively turn to market leaders …
For a long time, IT infrastructure in B2B sales was a peripheral issue. Companies relied on major US SaaS providers because they were considered the …
Why Every Cloud Strategy Needs an Exit Plan Many IT strategies begin with the same question: Which platform offers us the best opportunities today? …
TL;DR The classic VPN (“Hub-and-Spoke”) is a relic. It forces all traffic through a central bottleneck, slowing down the connection and …
TL;DR Identity is the new perimeter. Outsourcing login and user management to SaaS services like Auth0 or AWS Cognito initially offers convenience …
Managed Convenience vs. Technical Control AWS Timestream and InfluxDB solve the same fundamental problem: efficiently storing, querying, and …
Consume or Control Infrastructure AWS MSK and Apache Kafka do not compete on a feature level. They represent two fundamentally different approaches …
Consuming or Mastering Databases AWS RDS and MariaDB do not represent competing products but rather two fundamentally different models for handling …
Why API Compatibility Is Not a Database Strategy AWS DocumentDB and MongoDB are regularly equated. The reason is quickly stated: Both are supposed to …
In the growth phase of a SaaS company, there is a dangerous curve: the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS). As user numbers increase, cloud costs often explode …
Integrating an NVIDIA H100 or A100 into your cluster today quickly reveals that the classic 1-to-1 allocation (one pod reserves an entire GPU) often …
Nextcloud stands for digital independence, European data protection standards, and an open, trustworthy alternative to US-based collaboration …
TL;DR Multi-Tenant deployments consolidate many customers in a shared environment with logical isolation (e.g., via namespaces), enabling economies of …
TL;DR Managed Backing Services on the ayedo SDP shift the focus from operations to usage: PostgreSQL, Redis/Valkey, and Kafka are available as robust, …
TL;DR The ayedo Software Delivery Platform combines a production-ready Kubernetes distribution , the automation framework Polycrate, and the Helm …
TL;DR The EU has established a coherent framework with GDPR , NIS‑2 , DORA , CRA , Data Act , and the Cloud Sovereignty Framework, systematically …
Why Hyperscalers Only Sell Hardware – and MSPs Are the Future Hyperscalers have shaped the digital world like few other models. With the promise of …
The transition from OTRS to Zammad is more than just a technical upgrade for many organizations – it’s a step towards a sovereign, modern, and …
Vendor lock-in refers to the technically, economically, or legally restricted ability to switch an IT service provider or platform vendor without …
Today, every support request influences customer satisfaction, loyalty, and long-term business success. Unstructured processes, lost tickets, and …
The question keeps coming up. Development teams deliver features, optimize releases, build clean architectures — yet they still get stuck in …
Software Development Doesn’t End with Code When developing applications for clients today, the next topic quickly arises: How is the software …
Digital sovereignty begins with concrete decisions. In this post, we show how we at ayedo have replaced key SaaS tools with powerful open-source …
The dependency on US SaaS providers is increasingly costing German companies control, money, and innovation power. ayedo demonstrates how Open Source …
Laravel is one of the most popular PHP frameworks, offering a range of features that make it an excellent choice for developing Software-as-a-Service …
Welcome to the ayedo Cloud – your ultimate platform for zero-downtime SaaS app hosting. Designed for the creative minds who want to enrich the world …
Welcome to ayedo: Your Solution for Cost-Efficient Operation of SaaS Products with Kubernetes As a software company, you know that operating …