Every month, the OVHcloud Developer Advocate team creates content, shares knowledge, and connects with the tech community. Here’s a look at what we did in May 2026. 🚀 🎙️ “Tranches de Tech” – Our monthly podcast A new episode of our French-language podcast Tranches de Tech 🥑 just dropped! 🎧 Episode 28: La dream team […]
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At OVHcloud, we are proud to continuously evolve our infrastructure to help customers run their virtualized workloads with greater efficiency, flexibility and performance. Today, we announce the availability of Premier 2027 hardware generation for Managed VMware vSphere solution, bringing significant improvements in compute power, memory capacity, storage capacity, and configuration flexibility. The new generation improves
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Chez OVHcloud, nous faisons évoluer en continu notre infrastructure afin de permettre à nos clients d’exécuter leurs charges de travail virtualisées avec toujours plus d’efficacité, de flexibilité et de performance. Dans cette dynamique, nous annonçons aujourd’hui la disponibilité de la nouvelle génération de serveurs Premier 2027 pour la solution Managed VMware vSphere. Cette évolution apporte
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Migrer vers le cloud est une étape stimulante, mais les décisions prises en amont conditionnent durablement la suite. La véritable pression se fait sentir à mesure que les usages augmentent et que les architectures sont soumises à des charges plus soutenues. Ce qui fonctionne lors de la migration initiale ne tient pas toujours lorsque les
Migrating to the cloud is exciting, but early decisions define what follows. Real pressure emerges as usage grows and architectures are tested under sustained load. What worked for initial migration doesn’t always hold up when systems need to scale across regions, teams and workloads. OVHcloud Professional Services Engineers and Customer Success Managers highlight the often-overlooked
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Over the past few years, the speed at which teams can build infrastructure has changed dramatically. Models that once took weeks to train can now be iterated in days. Tooling has improved, workflows have matured, and the overall friction in getting from idea to working output has reduced significantly. But this acceleration often stops the
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From April 22 to 24, 2026, the Devoxx France conference took place at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. Aurélie Vache and Stéphane Philippart attended as dit 19 other OVHcloud employees. In this blog post, they share their thoughts and feedback from this 14th edition of Devoxx France. Devoxx France 2026: The AI Edition Devoxx
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Après avoir configuré votre serveur manuellement, pas à pas, il est temps d’automatiser tout le processus. L’idée est simple : décrire votre infrastructure dans des fichiers de configuration et laisser Terraform s’occuper de commander les ressources chez OVHcloud. Voici un guide d’introduction à Terraform, avec de nombreuses informations utiles : https://support.us.ovhcloud.com/hc/en-us/articles/22648864003219-Using-Terraform-with-OVHcloud.Ainsi que le lien vers le fournisseur
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After manually configuring your server step by step, it’s time to automate the entire process. The idea is simple: describe your infrastructure in configuration files and let Terraform take care of managing the resources at OVHcloud. Here is an introductory guide to Terraform, with plenty of useful information: https://support.us.ovhcloud.com/hc/en-us/articles/22648864003219-Using-Terraform-with-OVHcloud.As well as the link to OVHcloud’s
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In the previous chapter, we started the VSCode Server on a remote instance. That’s a win. However, as it stands, your installation is vulnerable, or at least not optimally secured. Traffic is being sent in clear (HTTP) and port 8080 is exposed to anyone scanning our IP address. To transform this prototype into a daily
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