Author: Lakisha Davis

Introduction Public cloud platforms have fundamentally changed how enterprises deploy and operate Linux workloads at scale. Among them, Amazon Web Services (AWS) remains the dominant choice for organizations running business-critical systems that demand elasticity, global availability, and deep infrastructure control. At the operating system layer, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (RHEL 8) continues to be the preferred Linux distribution for regulated industries, large enterprises, and performance-sensitive applications. Running Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 8 on AWS EC2 offers a mature, production-proven environment for databases, application servers, middleware platforms, CI/CD systems, and cloud-native workloads. However, while AWS provides granular control and near-limitless scalability, it…

Introduction Running enterprise Linux workloads in the cloud is no longer just about “lifting and shifting” virtual machines. Performance predictability, cost efficiency, scalability, and operational resilience all depend on choosing the right virtual machine size for the workload at hand. In Microsoft Azure, this choice can feel overwhelming: dozens of VM families, hundreds of SKUs, multiple processor generations, and different storage and networking capabilities—all before you even install your operating system. For organizations running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8, VM size selection is especially important. RHEL 8 is designed for modern, hybrid, and cloud-native workloads. It introduces a modular application…

The social media marketing agency model that dominated the 2010s is under serious pressure. AI-powered platforms like Outfame are doing much of that work for a fraction of the cost. For a decade, businesses paid agencies $2,000 to $10,000 per month to manage their Instagram presence, grow their following, and produce content calendars. In 2026, those same functions can be automated — and in many cases, deliver better results. This is not a prediction. It is already happening. According to Grand View Research, the global AI market is expected to reach $1.81 trillion by 2030, with marketing automation representing one of…

For entrepreneurs looking to buy a business in Massachusetts, one of the most consequential decisions isn’t just which company to acquire, but how the transaction is structured. In the Bay State’s sophisticated 2026 economic landscape, the choice between an asset sale and a stock sale can significantly impact your tax liabilities, legal exposure, and long-term profitability. At First Choice Business Brokers Boston Metro, we guide buyers through these complexities daily. Understanding the mechanics of each structure is the first step toward a successful acquisition. The Fundamentals: Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale The primary difference between these two methods lies in…

​Modern browsers are no longer limited to viewing pages and clicking links. They now act as intelligent systems that observe patterns, read page logic, and organize scattered information into usable structures. Through automation, browsers interpret visual layouts, hidden code, and recurring formats to transform unorganized pages into reliable data sources. This shift supports analysis, monitoring, and research without manual effort, allowing information to be collected with consistency and clarity while maintaining accuracy and scale. Browser-Based Automation and Structured Data Creation Browser automation focuses on recognizing elements such as tables, lists, and repeated sections across pages. The systems use page structure…

Last week I watched someone do something familiar: they recorded a quick voice memo, promised themselves they’d “deal with it later,” and moved on. Later never came. That’s the thing about audio. It’s easy to capture, but hard to use. You can’t skim it like a page. You can’t search it like a document. And if you need one detail—an address, a quote, a decision—you end up dragging the play bar back and forth, hoping you land on the right moment. Turning audio into text solves that. Not in a flashy way—just in a practical, everyday way that saves time…

In the modern digital landscape, the demand for privacy, uptime, and high-performance infrastructure has never been higher. As traditional payment methods become increasingly restrictive and centralized, savvy entrepreneurs and digital marketers are shifting toward decentralized solutions. Whether you are looking to buy hosting with crypto or seeking a way to buy SMTP with crypto, the goal is clear: total control over your digital assets. At HostJa, we specialize in providing the backbone for businesses that cannot afford downtime or censorship. From cheap web hosting to the most strong web hosting environments, this guide explores everything you need to know about…

Digital entertainment did not replace traditional leisure overnight. Instead, it gradually embedded itself into daily life, becoming a familiar and convenient way to spend short moments of free time. What was once associated with planned breaks or special occasions now exists alongside routine activities, adapting to the pace and structure of modern living. This shift reflects a broader change in how people relate to leisure. Flexibility, accessibility, and low commitment have become more important than formality or duration. Leisure Designed Around Limited Time Modern schedules rarely allow for extended periods of uninterrupted rest. Daily life is shaped by work demands,…

According to the most recent International Monetary Fund (IMF) report, titled “World Economic Outlook Update,” global growth projections are set at 3.3% for 2026 and 3.2% for 2027. This report, published in January 2026, represents a slight upward revision from the October 2025 edition. According to the document, the United States is projected to grow by 2.4% in 2026 and 2.0% in 2027. In the case of Latin America, the outlook is somewhat more modest. On December 16, 2025, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) reported that it forecasts a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth for…

Pay still matters. It always will. But in many workplaces, compensation now plays a smaller role in whether employees stay long term. Businesses continue to adjust salaries to stay competitive, yet turnover remains stubbornly high. That disconnect has forced a broader conversation about what actually drives retention. For many team members, the answer goes beyond salary. Working people today evaluate work through a wider lens. They look at how supported they feel, how predictable their days are, and whether the systems around them such as available employee benefits and PTO structures make work easier or harder to manage. Pay may…