Hands On With Codeguru Reviewer
CodeGuru is a service announced at AWS re:Invent 2019, which aims to bring the power of machine learning to improving the quality of source code.
What is the Future of the Solution Architect Role?
As the delivery cycle quickens, what does the future hold for our box and line drawing skills as Solution Architects?
Introduction to CI/CD [Audio and Slides]
Presentation from LastConf 2019
Full Stack Serverless CI/CD On AWS With The Serverless Framework – Part 2
In Part 1 of the series, we used the Serverless Framework to describe a full stack serverless application consisting of a JS single-page-app, NodeJS serverless function and NoSQL backend datastore. In this post, we’ll walk through the creation of a continuous integration and delivery pipeline using AWS Developer tooling
Full Stack Serverless CI/CD On AWS With The Serverless Framework – Part 1
Serverless application frameworks provide an opinionated, repeatable and automated approach to build, deploy and run serverless applications. In this post, we will walk through automating the delivery of a full stack serverless application on AWS using the Serverless Framework.
Local Development and Testing of AWS Services Using Localstack
In this post we explore how to test AWS services on our local machine without connecting to AWS.
Dataops – Accelerating Changes for your Next Data Initiative
Data initiatives tends to be long and painful affairs. Let’s take a look at how applying DataOps coupled with Cloud technologies can help accelerate your data projects
AWS CLI Access With Google SSO Using ‘AWS-Google-Auth’
In this post we explore how to set up a flexible and secure way to access the AWS CLI using the Open Source tool `aws-google-auth` developed and maintained by the team at Cevo.
Velocity Data Not Available: 10 Steps to Estimate Feature Delivery Dates
A technique for estimating feature delivery dates when velocity data is not available but the scope of features/epics/stories is well defined.
Reducing ALB Costs Using Host-Based Rules
In this article, we show an opportunity to reduce costs when multiple Application Load Balancers (ALB) are in use. By using one of the ALB’s features and minor changes to the environment, it’s possible to save some money on your AWS bill.