With our Heads in The Cloud

Let’s peel back the covers on the Cevo hive mind, and watch the team take on the tricky subject of cloud agnostic solutions.

Open Sourcing in Enterprises – Managing your Code

The idea of open sourcing applications in enterprises can be daunting and challenging. This article delves into understanding and addressing those challenges by using the right tooling for managing your code.

Docker Multistage Builds: A Minimal Pipeline as Code

Have you wanted to get started with pipeline as code, but don’t have a CI/CD server? Want to do more with Docker than just putting code into containers? This post is for you

TDD – Test Driven Disaster

The current mainstream approach to Test Driven Development can lead to having tightly coupled tests locking us into an implementation. In this (possibly controversial) article I present how the popular approach to TDD can lead to increasing technical debt, and introduce an alternative which allows for more agile development.

Using CFN-LINT to Validate IAM Resources in AWS

Highly recommended for any automation engineer who wants to control their Cloudformation via a pipeline.

Futurespective – Identifying the Path to Good

In this post I talk about one of my favourite futurespective techniques, the Future-Backwards and how you can utilise it effectively to quickly identify the ‘Path to Good’.

Cevo Accelerator Program 2019

We sat down with Kirsty McDonald and Trystan Sykes to get the inside scoop about their Cevo Accelerator experience and who we’re looking for in 2019.

Every Cloud(Front) Has a Silver Lining

A deep dive into some of the different options when configuring CloudFront to get the best out of it for your application.

Three Times as Fast

Cevo achieves the technology hat trick!!

Creating Password-Protected Static Websites in S3

Using CloudFront and Lambda@Edge to allow password-protection of static website content hosted in S3
Hosting static websites in S3 is a well-understood domain; but what happens when you want to password-protect it? It’s a static website – there’s no webserver, so you can’t do password-based access control. Or can you? Read on to learn how.