cloudonaut
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Episode Archive
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#12 EC2 Instances 2.0 - Time to Update Your Toolbox
Managing a mutable EC2 instance comes with many responsibilities. In this episode, Michael shows you how to solve everyday challenges by leveraging the latest and greatest capabilities of the AW...
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#11 10 Success Factors for Starting Your Cloud Journey
Are you planning to start the cloud journey for your organization soon? Learn from others to turn your initiative into a huge success. Michael and I have accompanied medium-sized businesses and ...
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#10 All you need to know about AWS re:Invent in 2019
re:Invent was a blast: five days packed with announcements of new services and features. We have created a top 10 list for our re:Invent recap. Here is all you need to know about re:Invent 2019....
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#9 Reduce your AWS bill with Savings Plans
AWS made a prominent announcement on November 6th, 2019: AWS Savings Plans. It was never easier to get a discount on compute capacity by committing to a monthly consumption and paying upfront. T...
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#8 Review: AWS Global Accelerator
Andreas is reviewing the AWS Global Accelerator. AWS introduced Global Accelerator at re:Invent in 2018. A year after that, it is about time to review the service. AWS Global Accelerator makes u...
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#7 How we run our blog cloudonaut.io
We love simplicity! Our blog runs on CloudFront and S3 which is maintenance free and does handle traffic spikes easily. We use the static website generator hexo to publish our content. Lambda@Ed...
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#6 How to avoid S3 data leaks?
Not a week goes by without a frightening announcement that an organization has leaked confidential data from Amazon S3 accidentally. Most often, the root cause of a security breach is a misconfi...
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#5 Rapid CI/CD with CodeBuild
There are many options available when you are looking for ways to implement a deployment pipeline. You might have heard about Jenkins, CircleCi, BitBucket Pipelines, GitLab Pipelines, and many o...
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#4 Review: Amazon Aurora Serverless
It was never easier to scale your compute layer. EC2 Auto Scaling, Fargate, and Lambda enable horizontal scaling. But how do you scale your database? Use a NoSQL database like DynamoDB, one coul...
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#3 How to sell pay per use SaaS to AWS customers in the AWS Marketplace
AWS Marketplace allows you to sell software to AWS customers. The customer can either run the software on its own (using AMIs and optional CloudFormation), or you can offer the software as a ser...