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Amazon ECS: Running Containers on AWS
Elastic Container Service is AWS's container orchestration service. I started with Docker locally and then moved to ECS to run containers in production. Yo…
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AWS Organizations: Managing Multiple Accounts
AWS Organizations helps you manage multiple AWS accounts centrally. As I started using AWS more, I realized the best practice is separate accounts for diff…
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AWS Backup: Centralized Data Protection
AWS Backup simplifies protecting your data across AWS services. Instead of configuring backups separately for each service, you create backup plans central…
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AWS WAF: Protecting Your Web Applications
AWS WAF is a web application firewall that helps protect against common exploits. I added it to my CloudFront distribution to block SQL injection and cross…
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SNS and SQS: Messaging and Decoupling Services
SNS and SQS are messaging services that help decouple application components. Simple Notification Service is for pub/sub messaging—you send a message to…
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DynamoDB: NoSQL Database That Scales Forever
DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database with seamless scalability. I was used to relational databases, but DynamoDB's key-value and document model took…
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AWS Elastic Beanstalk: Deploying Apps Without Hassle
Elastic Beanstalk is the easiest way to deploy web applications on AWS. You upload your code, and it handles capacity provisioning, load balancing, and sca…
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CloudFormation: Infrastructure as Code Explained
CloudFormation lets you define your entire AWS infrastructure in a text file. I moved from manually clicking through the console to writing templates, and…
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AWS CLI: Controlling AWS from Your Terminal
The AWS Command Line Interface turns complex console clicks into simple commands. When I first installed the CLI, I felt like a power user. You can launch…