An insider look at IT infrastructure

You want to give your players the best possible game experience, right? Then you need to make sure you have the network coverage to do it!

Integration with a single cloud provider may be tempting for developers, but did you know that can seriously risk the ROI of your game with lock-in?

Nowadays, it can be tricky to account for the bandwidth a live game might generate while in development. So how do you account for the sudden traffic growth of a game?

What security considerations should I take while developing a game? And what could happen if I don’t take preautionary measures to fend off hackers?

Choosing a game server authority has a big impact on your game. Keep in mind the right balance between player experience and the cost per concurrent player.

What considerations are important in terms of hosting in your game development cycle? Our CTO Stefan Ideler hosted an hour-long webinar on this very subject.

i3D.net CTO Stefan Ideler and Gameye CTO Elmer Bulthuis discuss what game hosting infrastructure options studios and publishers have and what they should consider when they make their choices.

Bare metal cloud is the perfect middle ground between traditional public cloud and dedicated bare metal servers. It provides the flexibility and scalability of the traditional public cloud with the performance and stability of bare metal.

Today, bare metal and virtual machines offer two distinct computing solutions. And there is just one piece of software that makes it all happen – the hypervisor. Should you use one? And which type?