Building the Minimum Integratable Product

Alon Arvatz has been in tech for a long time. Fun fact, he loved technology but hated computer science. After getting introduced to the industry by his father, he discovered that tech is not just computer science - which was a big relief. He is the author of a book called The Battle for your Computer, which highlights Israel and the growth of the global cybersecurity industry. Outside of tech and cybersecurity, he is married with 4 kids, and highlights that all things in life - family, startup, etc. - is a partnership between he and his wife. Their family is a big fan of history, and looks to learn the stories of the places they visit.

Through his time in the military, Alon was exposed to the difficulties of managing cloud cost. Alongside his 15 years in cybersecurity, and writing his book on the topic, he figured out that a focus on efficiency could help businesses with their cloud costs - starting with a minimum integrate-able product.

This is the creation story of Pointfive.

Sponsors

• Porkbun: Use the link codestory.co/porkbun and get a .dev, .app, or .foo domain name for only $5!
• CacheFly
• ClearQuery
• Kiteworks

Links

• https://pointfive.co/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/alon-arvatz/
• https://www.amazon.com/Battle-Your-Computer-Cyber-Security-Industry/dp/1394174152