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.
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.
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.
Let’s peel back the covers on the Cevo hive mind, and watch the team take on the tricky subject of cloud agnostic solutions.
Highly recommended for any automation engineer who wants to control their Cloudformation via a pipeline.
A deep dive into some of the different options when configuring CloudFront to get the best out of it for your application.
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.
There are a few key criteria I look for in CloudFormation – If I’m in a multi-account strategy then I must be able to deploy the CloudFormation in all accounts and/or regions. Additionally I must be able to stand up multiple copies of the same stack in the same VPC and account and/or regions.
Let’s look at adding Python to your cloud development toolbox to increase reliability and dependability of your development and operations practices.
The topic of ECS autoscaling is a vast area of heated discussions and broken dreams.
My presentation and InSpec demonstration at LastConf 2018 Melbourne.