📹 Lesson #2 of our Learn Vitess series is here. This one goes over how to download, build, and run Vitess on a cloud instance. Stay tuned - next week we'll be dropping more lessons covering vertical sharding, horizontal sharding, and more. https://lnkd.in/gZnqyski
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Here is a SOLID way to deploy your .NET Apps (or any tech) to the cloud - Amazon ECS Fargate Containers! Amazon ECS is an AWS-managed service to run and manage containers using Docker. ECS sits on top of Docker, so it takes away all the complicated stuff and manages it for you. There are two types of Options to run Docker Images on ECS, via Fargate (serverless) and the self-managed option - EC2 instances. Fargate is a cooler choice! Read: https://lnkd.in/gEnvRB6N
Deploy ASP.NET Core Web API to Amazon ECS - Dockerized Applications with AWS Fargate - Ultimate Guide - codewithmukesh
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When setting up your application on AWS using containers you have a few approaches you can take but the one I recommend most of the time is using the Elastic Container Service (ECS) and #Fargate #serverless compute. The article below from Joel Wembo provides a good example (and includes his source code) for setting this up using the Cloud Development Kit (CDK). https://lnkd.in/e4_g-EAj
How To deploy Amazon ECS along with an Amazon ALB (Application Load Balancer) using AWS CDK
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I'm excited to share my latest blog article "#Rust in the Cloud: Running Rust Based Functions in #AWS". Discover the simplicity of using Rust without the need for a dedicated runtime, and how leveraging AWS Graviton processors can offer significant cost savings due to fast start times and low memory footprint!
Rust in the Cloud: Running Rust Based Functions in AWS
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I'm thrilled to announce my latest blog post, 'AWS S3 Pre-Signed URLs: Your Key to Secure Media Uploads'! 🚀 Dive into the world of pre-signed URLs and discover how they streamline media uploads on AWS. Learn about their benefits, the upload process, and best practices for implementation. Ready to elevate your cloud storage game? Read the full article now! #AWS #S3 #MediaUploads #CloudSecurity
AWS S3 Pre-Signed URLs: Your Key to Secure Media Uploads
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Earlier this year, I build a Slack integrated bot powered largely through Azure Durable Functions. Whilst a fairly cool Azure cloud feature that allows you to maintain state natively within a serverless function, I found a number of challenges in my build, particularly around Azure documentation. So, I wrote a couple of blog posts talking about what Azure Functions and Durable Functions are, and then some tips and tricks for getting started with them. Part 1, What are Azure Functions and Durable Functions?: https://lnkd.in/emSqmR5X Part 2, Best Practices and Lessons Learnt: https://lnkd.in/edm_E2bJ
Azure Function Apps and Durable Functions, Part 1: What Are Function Apps?
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I love AWS CloudFormation, it's such a gem 🤗 🤗 🤗 . This month I ll be pushing out some CF tips on Medium: https://lnkd.in/ez-Ace4n check it out
AWS CloudFormation: Creating an S3 static website in one go
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What is the best way to deploy a .NET Dockerized application to the AWS cloud? As a personal opinion, I feel ECS with Fargate is the ideal approach. This way you can consume all the goodness of the managed services provided by AWS and keep your application highly available and scalable. In this guide, you will be using 1/ AWS ECR - For pushing & maintaining the docker images. 2/ ECS Services & Task Definitions 3/ ECS Fargate 4/ MongoDB There is a lot more to this! To learn in-depth, refer to this article: https://lnkd.in/gEnvRB6N #dotnet #aws #ecs #docker
Deploy ASP.NET Core Web API to Amazon ECS - Dockerized Applications with AWS Fargate - Ultimate Guide - codewithmukesh
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Here we go! My third Amazon Web Services (AWS) project. The hero of the party was Elastic Beanstalk as I did not have to manually provision each piece of my infrustructure. Elastic Load Balancers, Cloud Front, and Auto Scaling Groups came into play as I had 10,000 participants from around the world accessing my application-needing it to be highly available. A stress test was performed toward the end for peace of mind that the application could handle the increased load. My portfolio is coming along swell. Jean Rodrigues The Cloud Bootcamp #aws #azure #googlecloudplatform #oraclecloud #multicloud #devops
Implementation of a Scalable Web Application using AWS Elastic Beanstalk, DynamoDB, CloudFront, and…
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Successfully deployed a Docker container on AWS using Fargate! Having learnt how to do so on my local machine, it was only right I learnt how to do it on the cloud, and for this, I chose AWS Fargate. This project solidified my understanding of containerization and serverless computing. This newfound knowledge essentially equips me with the skill to build scalable and efficient applications You can find the full guide on Medium https://lnkd.in/esUSnmck
Containerizing and application on AWS using Fargate
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As cloud developers, we deploy our applications in Lambda and connect them with databases and other components inside our AWS VPC (virtual network in AWS). Because of this, we need to know how to build, operate, and troubleshoot VPCs. This blog post is a series of challenges that will help you build your private network in AWS. We'll also deploy a basic Nginx web application inside the 2-tier VPC network. This post does not give a step-by-step answer. Just what you need to build, and what concepts you must learn to have a deep understanding of what makes VPCs run. I have included links you can use as a reference to build the exercises. Enjoy building and learning 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gq_YJwqH
AWS Network Challenge 1: Deploy Web App to EC2 / Two-Tier VPC Architecture
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