Continuous Deployment 101 [DevOps Series]
In this post we’re pick up where we left off in the Continuous Delivery article, and cover Continuous Deployment.
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.
The future of machine learning is MLOps: automating as much as possible for data scientists, so that they can iterate and get rapid feedback.
Thursday night 21st May 2020 saw the return of the DevOps Sydney meetup. This months meetup was the first since the working isolation has been enforced around Covid-19.
The AWS Landing Zone is a great way to provision the foundation for your consumption of AWS, with guardrails and management via infrastructure as code.
AWS recently announced ChatBot integration with Chime and Slack… let’s see how easy it is to set up and get running.
Whether you are establishing an AWS Data Lake, or migrating services to the cloud, the AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) should be a tool in your toolkit. DMS is a relatively straight forward service to configure and supported by AWS Cloudformation, however there is a specific pattern that requires a customised process. Enter CloudFormation Lambda backed Custom Resources which we can leverage to automate these processes and continue to reap the benefits of deployed resources via CloudFormation