CDK, CloudFormation, and Terraform are frameworks for managing cloud infrastructure using code. In this post, we will look at these options, compare and contrast them, and discuss what types of organizations should use take which approach.
AWS Marketplace empowers users to get quickly started using many products and services in AWS. However, proper
governance should be put into place to approve said products. In this post, we will discuss using AWS Private
Marketplace as an integral step in an approval process.
Modern, best of breed, continuous integration tools allow developers to
define their delivery pipeline as code and store it in the repository
alongside the application source code. Doing so allows you to manage
your pipeline much like you would your application source code. In this
post, we will go over how to accomplish this using AWS CodeCommit,
AWS Lambda, AWS CodePipeline, and AWS CloudFormation. This approach will
also enable branch-based builds for CodePipeline, a large gap in the
CodePipeline feature set currently.
When deploying serverless applications to AWS Lambda, do you create a single, monolithic function
to handle all the application endpoints or a lambda function per endpoint? In this post, I will explore
these two approaches to deploying serverless applications.
AWS CodePipeline can help you rid yourself of build servers which take resources to manage and are at risk of outages
affecting multiple teams. In this post, we will discuss replacing your existing CI server with a serverless solution.