November, 3 2023 – Let me introduce myself: my name is Micha de Jong. I’m 34 years old and I live in Haarlem. Even though I’ve started as a Cloud Support Engineer at inQdo the 9th of october, I did not have a background in IT. Having worked at Handyman for 14 years though, I…
September 25, 2023 – Let me introduce myself: my name is Quincy Romero. An energetic 23-year-old who recently made the exciting transition from crafting refined cocktails behind the bars in Amsterdam to supporting the cloud support team! I consider myself a flexible and straightforward individual. Raised in Alkmaar, I’ve been living in the vibrant IJburg,…
October, 25 2023 – Let me introduce myself: my name is Ruben van Hulst and I am 37 years old. I live in Vleuten with my wife and two young children. After my studies, I ended up at my previous employer where I worked for 13 years. There I learned a lot about application architecture,…
March, 21 2023 – Let me introduce myself: my name is Wim Kimenai. I’m 22 years old and live in Bavel (a small village next to Breda). Before I started my journey in IT I used to work as a music producer. After going through a tough period during the covid pandemic I discovered that…
November, 21, 2022 – Let me introduce myself: my name is Peter Nijssen and I live in Someren with my girlfriend and 2 daughters. At home I have a collection of 200 board games, which I am downsizing, but on the other hand the collection of Lego is increasing. I love home automation and automating…
September, 29, 2022 – My name is Eelco de Vries. I happily rejoined inQdo. For a few decades I have been designing and building software. The last few years, this was mostly in the context of AWS Cloud. I tend to analyze new requests thoroughly and ask a spacious amount of questions before building starts.…
August, 10, 2022 – My name is Ben Buitendijk, 30 years old and I am from Berkel & Rodenrijs, a village near Rotterdam. On August 1st 2022, I started as an AWS Cloud Engineer at inQdo Cloud, after a bootcamp aimed at the Cloud of five months. Until now, I have spent most of my…
inQdo has earned its ISAE 3402 type II certification for the fourth year in a row – a fantastic achievement, of which we are very proud! The Risklane organization once again supported inQdo in the certification process. The audit was executed by Conclude Accountants. Why ISAE 3402 type II certification? Organizations which outsource their IT-related…
inQdo Cloud services on AWS Marketplace inQdo Cloud was named as an AWS Marketplace Skilled Consulting Partner (MSCP) in January 2021. Consulting partners who achieve this qualification have a proven track record of delivering successful cloud solutions to customers. From now on our cloud services are available on AWS Marketplace March 11, 2021 – Great…
Hi! I’m Jaap, 38 years old and born in Waalwijk. I’m a big lover of cloud, and anything tech related. Besides that, I like to play a game of baseball and spend some time with my family and friends. Before I started at inQdo Cloud I worked for 15 years at a company where I…
Did you know that the Netherlands is one of the leaders of countries in Europe where the most data leaks are reported? In 2019, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) received almost 27,000 data breach reports compared to 2018, an increase of 29%. That year the AP received a quarter more reports of hacking, phishing…
Expertblog by: Mijndert Stuij “I’m an AWS consultant at inQdo Cloud with a knack for DevOps and open source. I strongly believe that knowledge should be free and shared as widely as I possibly can. I love writing things like tutorials and other, hopefully insightful, articles” Putting on an online show Around this time of…
November 2 2020 – Thanks to the growth of recent years, inQdo opted in October 2019 for the stronger positioning of its two activities: inQdo B.V. for integration solutions and inQdo Cloud B.V. for AWS cloud solutions. At the time, we also decided to appoint a management team with the business lines managers cloud and…
-press release- Nieuwegein, October, 13, 2020 – inQdo Cloud B.V. obtained the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Migration Competency. Peter Perebooms, partner at inQdo Cloud: “We are very proud to have achieved this competency. Now we are even better able to provide our customers with a seamless transition to the cloud.” AWS built its global AWS…
Since July 13, 2020, inQdo Cloud is officially a recognized training company. This means that we fulfill the requirements to provide MBO students with a full-fledged learning place and to provide the right guidance. We believe it’s important to share our knowledge and expertise with the students, but also to help them develop their talents.…
Great news! inQdo Cloud obtained the Amazon EC2 for Microsoft Windows Server Competence in Juli 2020. This competence proves that we support our customers in planning, deploying, migrating and modernizing Windows workloads to AWS. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) The Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud web service (EC2) provides secure, scalable compute capacity in the cloud.…
Expertblog by: Mijndert Stuij “I’m an AWS consultant at inQdo Cloud with a knack for DevOps and open source. I strongly believe that knowledge should be free and shared as widely as I possibly can. I love writing things like tutorials and other, hopefully insightful, articles” AWS Graviton Processor At AWS re:Invent 2018 AWS announced…
Finally… The COVID-19 measures are being eased. You can welcome your customers again. But if everyone approaches your IT-systems at the same time, it can lead to disruptions. Controlled online queues You can use a queue to provide controlled access. This allows you to give your customers step-by-step access in a pre-conceived way to arrange…
re:Invent 2019, the annual Amazon Web Services event took place again from 2 to 6 December in Las Vegas. This year too, inQdo Cloud was present, Dennis van Bavel and Corné van der Steen traveled to Las Vegas on behalf of inQdo Cloud. Keynotes re:Invent Like every year there were a number of keynotes which…
Amazon Web Services has an upcoming change that could impact your communication with AWS services. Please read the below communication from AWS and take appropriate actions. If you are unsure about how or what to do in your specific case, please reach out to our support staff at support.aws.inqdo.com. We’re happy to help! Update certificate…
AWS CloudSearch is a highly scalable and reliable solution to implement search in your application or website. You can feed your search data into the service and never have to worry about performance or in any way scaling it to fit your needs. AWS CloudSearch supports about 34 languages and features such as highlighting, autocomplete…
In this blog, you’ll learn how to configure Single Sign-On between Google Apps and the Amazon Web Services console. When you have completed the steps in this guide, you can use your Google Apps account to sign in to the Amazon Web Service console. By: Dennis van Bavel 1. Collect data from Google Apps account…
In the last article we talked about the basics of cloud computing and we examined some of the core concepts of AWS. Now that we understand this, we can go into more detail. We will explain what makes AWS truly global and how that helps us to build fault tolerant and scalable infrastructure. By: Mijndert…
By using the cloud we can go from “my other computer is a data centre” to “my other computer is someone else’s data centre”. By: Mijndert Stuij What is cloud computing? Cloud computing is an IT paradigm which enables ubiquitous access to shared pools of resources such as networking, compute power, storage, applications, and services.…
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