Tal is a DevOps at heart and has been hacking and tinkering as way of life ever since the age of 5. He loves cycling, nature and being a Daddy.
I still remember well my first week as a DevOps at Cloudinary. The year was 2017. Everything was new to me—people, laptop, processes—all of which to become familiar with in short order. A mantra often repeated to me in those days was that, Cloudinary being a SaaS, continuous service uptime is its most important goal.
We’ve moved on from those days. Our team, still gifted but too big to fit into a pub, now anticipates a continuing growth of the company with many more members as we continue to cater to media-management needs, notably through robust and effective Digital Asset Management (DAM) solutions.
Despite United States founder Benjamin Franklin’s wisdom that three can keep a secret if two of them are dead, you as developers often need contributions from third parties for your project. However, in today’s digital world, security in software development is a predominant concern. With respect to management of rich media, it’d be ideal if those folks could upload images or videos to your Cloudinary account without having to log in.
