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How to Share Code Between Lambda Functions

As I was getting into cloud development, and while still trying to figure out the best and fastest way to get my code tested and deployed, I learned about Lambda Layers. Originally, the main satisfaction they provided was enabling me to see the Lambda code directly in the AWS Console…

AWS

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How to Share Code Between Lambda Functions
How to Share Code Between Lambda Functions
AWS

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Data Encryption in AWS (Part 1)

We don’t usually revisit and discuss Encryption (at least at a low level) much. Usually, Encryption and Decryption are abstracted through libraries, methods and protocols we use. However, last week, I had the chance to look at a feature that required a bit of work around Encryption and had to…

Encryption

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Data Encryption in AWS (Part 1)
Data Encryption in AWS (Part 1)
Encryption

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API Testing with Cypress

When selecting a tool to perform API testing, it’s natural to pick one that’s built for this purpose, such as Postman, SoapUI, RestAssured, etc. There are many other similar tools in the market. Also, it’s possible to leverage Http Client libraries to perform API testing. Here are some of these…

Java Script

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API Testing with Cypress
API Testing with Cypress
Java Script

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Host a static website on S3 using AWS CDK

If you’ve built a website, whether for personal or commercial use, you probably researched web hosting options. Lots of companies provide this kind of services. In this post, we will build a very simple website, and host it on Amazon S3 (Amazon storage service), which can be used to…

AWS

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AWS

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Aug 8, 2022

How to manage your AWS accounts?

It is common to use multiple accounts in AWS to split up environments, group workload based on the business function, or apply tighter security measures… That’s a correct way to do it, but it comes with the pain and overhead of managing multiple AWS accounts. Should we create a user…

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How to manage your AWS accounts?
How to manage your AWS accounts?

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Sep 23, 2021

Do you keep a tidy Git commit history?

Commits form one of the core concepts in git. They are snapshots of your branch at a certain point, recording your code changes. When you create a new commit, you usually add a message that describes your code changes. The commit messages are the logs of your changes. In multiple…

Software Development

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Do you keep a tidy Git commit history?
Do you keep a tidy Git commit history?
Software Development

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Published in AWS in Plain English

·Jul 11, 2021

I Accidentally Published my AWS Credentials Online

How to protect your AWS secrets — I accidentally published my AWS credentials online. I got an immediate email from AWS explaining the exposure of AWS secrets and the importance of securing these keys. …

AWS

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I Accidentally Published my AWS Credentials Online
I Accidentally Published my AWS Credentials Online
AWS

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Jul 1, 2021

Getting started with S3

This post includes a summary of AWS Simple Storage Service (S3), which I created when I started learning about AWS services. I sometimes…

AWS

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Getting started with S3
Getting started with S3
AWS

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Getting started with S3

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Published in CodeX

·Jun 20, 2021

Encryption with AWS (PART 2) — client-side

This post is the second and final of the series where we talk about Encryption. We went over some encryption theory in the first post and introduced how Encryption works in AWS (server-side Encryption). In this post, we will go over client-side Encryption, which is the technique of encrypting data…

Encryption

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Encryption with AWS (PART 2) — client-side
Encryption with AWS (PART 2) — client-side
Encryption

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Mar 12, 2021

Building a secure network in AWS (PART 2)

Assume you’ve been asked to create a VM on AWS to run some critical operations for your business; it needs to access the internet, but only can be accessed by the maintainers (e.g. people/services who would want to install/upgrade the software). How would you do it? This is a series…

AWS

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Building a secure network in AWS (PART 2)
Building a secure network in AWS (PART 2)
AWS

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