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Mahanth Jayadeva

March 16, 2023

Six ways to make it easier to know your apps are resilient

See how these open-source tools for AWS Resilience Hub can help you perform various tasks such as integrating resilience checks into your CI/CD pipelines, generating reports and dashboards, and automating creation of resources with Infrastructure-as-code.
#resilience#github-actions#infrastructure-as-code#automation#continuous-resilience#aws-resilience-hub

David Priest

March 15, 2023

What is the cloud?

The cloud is computing and storage that lives on servers in data centers. But what does that actually mean?
#cloud#basics#compute#storage

Sophia Parafina

March 10, 2023

Continuous Integration with GitLab at 10,000 Feet

Learn how to build, test, and deploy a containerized Flask app with GitLab CI/CD.
#gitlab#containers#cicd

Jose Yapur

March 1, 2023

Picturesocial - How to expose a containerized API to the Internet?

An API Gateway is very useful when you need control over traffic to your backend, mechanisms for authenticate requests, or even redirect the request to another cluster. In this episode we are going to learn about how to expose API's using API Gateway.
#dotnet#csharp#api-gateway#api

Jose Yapur

February 27, 2023

Picturesocial - How to use DynamoDB on a containerized API

Image recognition sounds like some high tech computer science topic, and it is. Fortunately, there are tools that abstract the complexity of creating your own algorithms into a REST API. In this post, you are going to learn how to add image recognition to your Picturesocial app with an API.
#dotnet#csharp#dynamodb#api

Banjo Obayomi

February 27, 2023

How I Used AWS Application Composer to Make Analyzing My Meetup Data Easy

A step-by-step guide on how I created a serverless application to retrieve Meetup data.
#serverless#python#application-composer#serverless-application-model#streamlit

Darko Mesaros

February 21, 2023

I deployed Kubernetes with a 1986 Tandy 102 Portable Computer

Making old computers do modern things is fun and helps me learn things. In this post, experience my adventure deploying a Kubernetes application from a TRS-80 Model 102, also known as Tandy 102, a portable computer made in 1986. Enjoy the wonders of how surprisingly little things have changed in the world of computing in the last 40 years.
#containers#kubernetes#retro-tech#tandy#terminal#linux

Seth Eliot

February 16, 2023

Big Trucks, Jackie Chan movies, and millions of cardboard boxes: How Amazon Does DevOps in Real Life

Insights into the DevOps strategies used at Amazon.com, illustrated with actual architectures from systems like IMDb, warehouse management, and transportation.
#amazon#devops#serverless#resilience#deployment

Mohammed Fazalullah Qudrath

January 26, 2023

Orchestration vs. Choreography: Why using different co-ordination patterns matters to developers

An overview of the co-ordination patterns between services with choreography and orchestration in a distributed services architecture.
#microservices#orchestration#choreography#workflows

Du'An Lightfoot

January 19, 2023

re:Imagining the Network Engineer Part 1 - Why?

Today's networks are complex and the demand for network engineers that can understand these complexities are higher than ever. In this three part series, we will discuss the state of networking, the skills that are needed, and lastly we will close with optimizing our skills for the road ahead.
#networking#devops
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