Kyle Brill
Head of engineering at Crafted
Expertise: Cloud computing, software design
Education: The University of Texas at Austin

Kyle Brill has worked in early stage startups through Silicon Valley enterprises as a software engineer for more than a decade and as an engineering organization leader for over five years. As a leader, he has founded, matured or grown multiple teams and is a community mentor. Brill and his teams have delivered production software to millions of uers. He currently works at Crafted as the head of engineering and provides fractional chief product and technology officer and AI advisory services.

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TCP and UDP are both essential to data transmission between servers, and understanding the design principles of each is essential for selecting the right protocol for your application.
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Cloud bursting acts as an overflow valve, redirecting excess demand to public cloud resources when needed. Here’s how it works.
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The CMM allows an organization to measure and improve its software development processes. Here’s how to use it.
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Cloud orchestration is the automated organization of multiple tasks and resources to create a cohesive workflow or process.
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With DBaaS, users receive access to a database without the need to manage one themselves. Here’s what you need to know.
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LAMP stack is a flexible, scalable open-source web development platform. Here's everything you need to know.
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MEAN stack is a set of technologies, all based in JavaScript, that developers use to build dynamic web applications.
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RAD is an iterative software development methodology that prioritizes rapid prototyping, user involvement and fast delivery of high-quality software products.
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FaaS uses a cloud provider to manage its infrastructure, enabling developers to run functions or code without needing to maintain their own servers.