Recent podcast episodes
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#49 AWS-to-go Vol. 2: WordPress in Fifteen Minutes - an Example
Get started with AWS or broaden your knowledge while walking, biking, running, driving, or whenever you enjoy listening to podcasts.
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#48 AWS-to-go Vol. 1: What's Amazon Web Services?
Get started with AWS or broaden your knowledge while walking, biking, running, driving, or whenever you enjoy listening to podcasts.
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#47 Builder's Diary Vol. 1: Successful Cloud Migrations
Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Monika Oblonczek from our partner tecRacer talks about how cloud migrations succeed.
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#46 Review: Aurora Serverless v2
I was excited when AWS announced Aurora Serverless at re:Invent 2017. Disappointment followed shortly after. Even after Aurora Serverless became a generally available service in August 2018, it ...
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#45 The AWS Cookbook
Andreas invited John Culkin and Mike Zazon to talk about their latest book: the AWS Cookbook which includes 70 self-contained recipes to help you creatively solve common AWS challenges you'll en...
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#44 AWS Security: Stephen Kuenzli and Andreas Wittig on IAM
Stephen Kuenzli and I lead several cloud migration projects. In this conversation, we shared our learnings focusing on AWS security and IAM (Identity and Access Management). The result is advice...
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#43 AWS Architect Mindset
Architecting applications on AWS is challenging. On the one hand, you need a broad understanding of AWS services. On the other hand, you have to know the details as well. In this episode, Michae...
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#42 EC2 Checklist: 7 things to do after launching an instance
Launching an EC2 instance takes minutes. Keeping your virtual machines secure and maintaining your VMs is more work. In this episode, I share seven things to do after launching a Linux, Windows,...
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#41 Getting Started with Free Templates for AWS CloudFormation
Writing CloudFormation templates from scratch is a lot of work. You will run into many issues along the way: the documentation is incomplete, magic values are required, unsupported combinations ...
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#40 Review: AWS Fault Injection Simulator (FIS)
AWS allows us to run applications distributed across EC2 instances and availability zones. By adding load balancers or message queues to the architecture, we can achieve fault tolerance or high ...