
AWS EC2 Resilience Engineering the easy way
14 April 2021
Use Maximum Instance Lifetime property to ensure that instances are recycled before reaching the specified lifetime.
Use Maximum Instance Lifetime property to ensure that instances are recycled before reaching the specified lifetime.
While deploying Lambdas a time window exists where different Lambda versions can run side by side (both old and new). If you’re unaware of this, a deployment could end up pretty messy.
The benefits of using AWS PrivateLink and a how-to guide.
Use AWS Chatbot to forward all you security alerts to your chat client.
Technical writeup on how we have launched invoice.gent
How-to use a multi-account setup and loose coupling to avoid vendor lock-in
A solution to monitor and prevent SNS topics to become floating
How-to use Session Manager to establish a secure connection to an RDS running in a private subnet
Installation, usage and advantages of AWS SSM Session Manager
Why you should implement a Fail Fast mechanism in your backend
A Python CDK code example for creating an ECS Fargate service
The advantages of knowing multiple programming languages
Cold starts are just part of Lambda
TLDR; It boils down to authority
A best practice against feature stuffing
A strategy to organize your CloudFormation stacks based on stack velocity
Managing Multiple AWS Accounts using the CLI.
Tips & tricks on how to publish a Go module.
A comparison of white-box and black-box testing when testing React components.
Write-up of the talk by Gojko Adzic at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the talk by Gojko Adzic at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the discussion panel at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the talk by Alberto Brandolini at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the talk by James Birnie at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the talk by Simon Brown at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the talk by John Smart at SC London 2019.
Write-up of the talk by Sandro Manusco at SC London 2019.
A conference is the go-to place to motivate yourself. Write-up of our trip to London.