Category: AWS Cloud Computing

How can we deploy AWS resources with ease using AWS CloudFormation templates?

Reading Time: 11 minutes Ever imagined how difficult it can be to manage your infrastructure on AWS with many services created? It can be pretty challenging and at times can be pretty time-consuming too. We will have to start focusing more on managing the infrastructure rather than focusing on developing applications. To solve this problem, AWS provides an amazing […]

How to log, view and analyze network traffic flows using VPC Flow Logs?

Reading Time: 14 minutes Troubleshooting, connectivity, and security issues are always important tasks and require expertise to do these tasks. We can identify latency with the use of Flow Logs, which will allow us to immediately resolve/tweak application performance issues without affecting end users. Each inbound and outbound traffic will be logged using Flow Logs, allowing us to analyze […]

How to orchestrate Queue-based Microservices with AWS Step Functions and Amazon SQS (Part 1)?

Reading Time: 11 minutes Assume that you are developing a distributed application and looking for a solution to transmit a large volume of data, at any level of throughput, without losing messages or requiring other services to be available, you can think about Amazon SQS! Using Amazon SQS you can decouple application components so that they run and fail […]

How to run fault-tolerant workloads for up to 90% off using Amazon EC2 Spot Instances?

Reading Time: 10 minutes Understanding cloud bills and how to get the most out of the budget on AWS is becoming increasingly important as enterprises migrate more applications and services to the cloud and a larger portion of IT budgets is diverted to cloud providers. With specialized tools, economic models, and best practices, AWS cost optimization has become its […]

AWS is in love with RUST and you should be too!

Reading Time: 5 minutes AWS is sponsoring the Rust programming language. And it is because it helps AWS write highly performant, safe infrastructure-level networking and other systems software. Why has Rust proved so popular at AWS? Let’s discuss this in our blog! Rust has been voted Stack Overflow’s most-loved programming language for five years in a row. This blog […]

AWS DMS: Migrating On-Premise/EC2 Databases to RDS Made Simple

Reading Time: 11 minutes Do you want to migrate your on-premise databases to AWS with minimal or no downtime? In today’s fast-paced world, 24/7 application and database availability are the basic criteria to consider. In this case, some of your applications may not be able to afford significant downtime while migrating on-premises databases. In this situation, AWS Relational Database Service […]

How to trigger Lambda function using Amazon CloudWatch events and configure CloudWatch alarm to get email notifications using Amazon SNS (Part 1)?

Reading Time: 8 minutes Whether you’re considering a cloud migration or have already made the switch to AWS, you’ll want to know how to manage your digital environment. With Amazon CloudWatch, AWS makes monitoring simple. CloudWatch is the cornerstone of your AWS infrastructure management. It has a robust framework for capturing and storing metrics and logs. While the management […]

AWS developer tools to build CI/CD pipeline

Reading Time: 4 minutes Building software with consistent quality and being able to deliver new functionality quickly isn’t easy!  But by using DevOps as an agile development process and the right development tools, you can make it super easy!! In this blog, we will discuss AWS Developer tools which are playing a key role in CI/CD approach. In this […]

How to enable MFA delete for S3 buckets?

Reading Time: 9 minutes With so many different services available in the cloud, any organization’s security must be a primary consideration. As a result, preserving data from inadvertent deletion should be at the top of the priority list. You can add an extra degree of protection to AWS S3 by configuring buckets to enable MFA delete, which can help […]

How to build a serverless event-driven workflow with AWS Glue and Amazon EventBridge(Part 2)?

Reading Time: 11 minutes In microservices, maintaining loose coupling within distributed systems remains a difficulty. In the long run, even loosely coupled architectures tend to become tightly coupled. It becomes increasingly more difficult for enterprises to ensure that each service is healthy as all APIs are built into sophisticated workflows. If you want to scale your serverless application while […]

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