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Cloud Computing with Fexingo: AWS, Azure, GCP, and Modern Infrastructure Conversations

Cloud Computing with Fexingo: AWS, Azure, GCP, and Modern Infrastructure Conversations

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Cloud computing is the backbone of modern business, but the landscape is shifting fast. Lucas and Luna cut through the vendor noise to examine the real-world strategies behind AWS, Azure, and GCP — from multi-cloud architectures to edge computing and container orchestration. Each episode takes a single infrastructure decision, like choosing a database service or designing for disaster recovery, and traces its implications for cost, latency, and developer productivity. Lucas brings deep technical fluency and a journalist's skepticism toward marketing claims; Luna tests each argument against case studies from companies like Netflix, Capital One, and Adobe. They don't just compare prices — they explore trade-offs in lock-in, compliance, and operational complexity. Whether dissecting a Kubernetes outage or the economics of serverless, the conversation is always grounded in concrete specs and real bills. This is the podcast for engineering leaders and cloud architects who want to make informed bets, not follow trends. But what happens when the cloud giants change their pricing mid-contract? That's exactly the kind of tension Lucas and Luna live inside — and the conversation that will reshape how you think about infrastructure. #CloudComputing #AWS #Azure #GCP #MultiCloud #Kubernetes #Serverless #EdgeComputing #DevOps #Infrastructure #CloudArchitecture #DigitalTransformation #Technology #CloudStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TechPodcast #CloudInfrastructure Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo© 2026 Fexingo. All rights reserved. Economie
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  • Why Cloud Bills Now Include a DNS Query Charge

    Why Cloud Bills Now Include a DNS Query Charge
    Jul 15 2026
    Episode 113 of Cloud Computing with Fexingo dives into a new line item creeping onto enterprise cloud bills: per-query charges for Domain Name System (DNS) resolution. Lucas explains how AWS Route 53, Azure DNS, and Google Cloud DNS have shifted from flat monthly fees to usage-based pricing, with rates starting at $0.40 per million queries. Luna probes how this change affects microservices architectures that generate millions of DNS lookups daily, and whether teams should deploy internal DNS caches or switch to third-party resolvers. The hosts walk through a real scenario: a 200-service Kubernetes cluster running on Azure that saw a 15 percent monthly bill increase after Microsoft introduced per-query billing for private zones. They also discuss the broader trend of cloud providers unbundling previously free network primitives, and offer practical advice on auditing DNS traffic, consolidating zones, and using caching resolvers like CoreDNS to cap costs. No marketing fluff—just a focused, 10-minute breakdown of one specific, often-overlooked charge. #DNS #CloudBilling #AWSCost #AzureDNS #GoogleCloudDNS #Route53 #CoreDNS #Kubernetes #Microservices #CloudOptimization #FinOps #CloudComputing #TechPodcast #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #CloudInfrastructure #NetworkCosts #DevOps Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 min
  • Why Cloud Bills Now Charge a Virtual Network Egress Tax

    Why Cloud Bills Now Charge a Virtual Network Egress Tax
    Jul 15 2026
    Episode 112 of Cloud Computing with Fexingo drills into one of the most quietly expensive line items on modern cloud bills: virtual network egress. Lucas and Luna break down how AWS, Azure, and GCP have all introduced or increased charges for data leaving virtual networks, with a focus on the new per-gigabyte egress tax that kicked in for cross-region traffic in early 2026. They walk through a real-world example from a mid-size SaaS company that saw its monthly network bill jump by 40 percent after a routine architecture change, and discuss engineering workarounds like private peering, direct connect, and content delivery networks. The conversation also touches on whether these charges are pure margin grabs or genuine infrastructure costs, and what listeners can do to audit their own egress patterns. If you've ever wondered why your cloud bill keeps climbing even when compute usage stays flat, this episode offers a concrete culprit and actionable fixes. #CloudComputing #AWS #Azure #GCP #NetworkEgress #CloudCosts #FinOps #VirtualNetwork #DataTransfer #SaaSInfrastructure #Technology #Business #CloudBilling #EgressTax #DirectConnect #CDN #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    9 min
  • Why Cloud Bills Now Tax Kubernetes Control Plane

    Why Cloud Bills Now Tax Kubernetes Control Plane
    Jul 14 2026
    Episode 111 of Cloud Computing with Fexingo looks at a quietly growing line item on cloud bills: the Kubernetes control plane surcharge. Lucas and Luna break down exactly what the control plane does, why providers are now charging separately for it, and what a typical mid-size cluster costs per month. They discuss how AWS started charging $0.10 per hour per cluster in 2023, how Azure followed with a flat $0.10 per hour fee plus additional costs for etcd storage, and how Google Cloud now bills $0.10 per hour for standard clusters plus a premium for multi-region control planes. The hosts also talk about what this means for companies running hundreds of clusters, and offer practical tips like consolidating clusters and using auto-scaling to reduce the bill. A must-listen for anyone managing Kubernetes in production. #CloudComputing #Kubernetes #ControlPlane #AWS #Azure #GCP #CloudCosts #DevOps #ContainerOrchestration #Infrastructure #TechBills #CloudPricing #EKS #AKS #GKE #Technology #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 min
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