If you’ve spent any time in the land of DevOps over the last few years you will have no doubt heard of the term “Infrastructure as Code”… The idea of defining your infrastructure environment in source code so that it’s easier to track changes and manage versions over time.
Learn how the AWS CDK empowers development teams to write infrastructure-as-code using the general purpose programming languages they already know.
Rather than building environments by hand from a checklist, turn the process into an automated and repeatable process. This is Infrastructure as Code.
The final in this series overview of the AWS re:Invent 2020 keynotes – Werner Vogels focusing on Observability, Dependability, and “meeting developers where they are”.
A quick overview and wrap-up of the major themes and product launches from the Andy Jassy Keynote at AWS re:Invent 2020.
In this post we’re pick up where we left off in the Continuous Delivery article, and cover Continuous Deployment.
This is the first part of many items in our DevOps 101 blog series. We’re going to break down the what, why, and the how of modern DevOps practices. Today, we’re starting with Continuous Delivery.
Take the challenge out of remembering how to tag your instances by letting a few AWS Services do it for you.
Simple Systems Manager (SSM) in AWS has a feature called Session Manager, which allows you to remote into EC2 instances on Windows and Linux command line through the browser
Given the speed and pace of new releases coming out of the AWS services factory, one could be forgiven for struggling to keep up.
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