Are there rules when designing cloud services or creating service using cloud platform?
Do you use a single Service Provider for all Requests of a similar type for all Locations?
Does the existing IT infrastructure support Docker out of the box or with minor upgrades?
Does your system have the ability to do throttling/rate limiting by IP to a specific ISP?
How does openshift compare to the Kubernetes management systems on the cloud providers?
How would your organization be harmed if the asset were unavailable for a period of time?
What kind of concepts and approaches are being used for platform-as-a-service deployments?
What office or component is responsible for the applications IT support/administration?
What support is provided for delegated administration by policy administration services?
Why, exactly, is it so slow to start containerized Python programs that have dependencies?
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