In today’s article we are moving on from our recent series on CloudFormation (at least for the moment) and taking a look at AWS CodePipeline. CodePipeline is an AWS managed service focused on providing a continuous delivery mechanism to help automate your releases and deployments into your AWS environment.
In today’s article we are moving on from our recent series on CloudFormation (at least for the moment) and taking a look at AWS CodePipeline. CodePipeline is an AWS managed service focused on providing a continuous delivery mechanism to help automate your releases and deployments into your AWS environment.
Cevo has achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) DevOps Competency status. This designation recognises the deep expertise that Cevo possesses to help its customers implement continuous integration and continuous delivery practices, and help them automate infrastructure provisioning and management with configuration management tools on AWS.
In today’s article we are moving on from our recent series on CloudFormation (at least for the moment) and taking a look at AWS CodePipeline. CodePipeline is an AWS managed service focused on providing a continuous delivery mechanism to help automate your releases and deployments into your AWS environment.
Aside from hitting all the buzzwords in the title, this is a short (?) exploration of setting up X-Ray to understand the behaviour and performance of a fully serverless integration application on AWS.
In this post, we’ll discuss how to set up a development infrastructure on AWS with Terraform. Terraform is used as an effective way of managing resources on AWS. An Aurora PostgreSQL cluster is created in a private subnet and SoftEther VPN is configured to access the database from the developer machine.
Aside from hitting all the buzzwords in the title, this is a short (?) exploration of setting up X-Ray to understand the behaviour and performance of a fully serverless integration application on AWS.
Aside from hitting all the buzzwords in the title, this is a short (?) exploration of setting up X-Ray to understand the behaviour and performance of a fully serverless integration application on AWS.
EMR on EKS is a deployment option in EMR that allows you to automate the provisioning and management of open-source big data frameworks on EKS. It can be an effective toolto manage big data (as well as non-big data) workloads. In this post, we’ll discuss EMR on EKS with simple and elaborated examples.
Aside from hitting all the buzzwords in the title, this is a short (?) exploration of setting up X-Ray to understand the behaviour and performance of a fully serverless integration application on AWS.
