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Monolith vs. Microservices: Choosing the Right Architecture for Your Application

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Provide insights into the two prominent software architecture approaches and learn how to make an informed decision for their applications. Explore the key differences between monolithic and microservices architectures, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages. Discuss into the factors that developers should consider, such as scalability, maintainability, deployment, and team collaboration, to determine which architecture aligns better with their specific application requirements. By providing a comprehensive comparison, the article aims to assist readers in selecting the most suitable architecture to ensure optimal performance and efficiency in their software development projects.

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Building a Amplify Flutter for Web Page using a Serverless CDK Backend in Typescript with AppSync Merged APIs

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

I would love to contribute a post that gives a "starting point" for building out an application that looks similar to our community builders speaker directory - see the overview post we had here: https://dev.to/aws-builders/presenting-aws-speakers-directory-an-ai-hackathon-project-19je
As part of this post, we would take a deeper look into the architeture and how to integrate with Amplify SDK for Flutter as well as. the Serverless, AppSync backed backend.

What theme is your content related to?

Web development, Serverless

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

End of july/mid august

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

My personal blog is at lockhead.info, but i cross-post to https://dev.to/lockhead and the community builders ORG there

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Abstracting Networks to Simplify Service-to-Service Connectivity at Scale

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Explore the concept of network abstraction as a means to streamline and simplify service-to-service connectivity in large-scale environments. Discuss the challenges faced by organizations when managing complex network infrastructures and the need for scalable solutions. Show how network abstraction can provide a higher level of abstraction, enabling easier management and orchestration of services, while also improving flexibility and agility. By abstracting the underlying network complexities, organizations can achieve simplified and more efficient connectivity between their services, leading to enhanced scalability and improved overall performance.

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Implementing Log Management and Centralized Logging in Cloud-Native Environments

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Explore the process of establishing effective log management practices in cloud-native environments using Amazon Web Services (AWS). Show the importance of centralized logging, highlighting its benefits in terms of operational efficiency, troubleshooting, and security analysis. Provide insights into best practices, tools, and strategies for implementing and configuring a robust log management system within AWS, enabling organizations to gain better visibility and control over their cloud-native applications and infrastructure.

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How we run BuildOn.AWS

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

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See the Author Quick Start for detail and examples. Choose one: Operating Systems, Web Development, Containers, Serverless, Security, Networking, Automation, Data, AI/ML, Other.

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Start your projects with a CI/CD pipeline to deliver value right from the start of your project

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

The post will be explaining what CI/CD is and means. It will go into details around how software developers produce "business values" by writing code and about how a CI/CD pipeline that is 100% automated ensures to be able to delivery value quickly.
I will also discuss the impact of being able to quickly push production changes and briefly introduce the concept of feature flagging.
In the latter part of the post I want to use the CodeCatalyst blue prints as an example/showcase on how this could look like.
Depending on when we release this, we can also reference the open source project "projen-pipelines" as a place to watch for future updates.

What theme is your content related to?

Automation, Other.

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Depends on if the other article gets selected too - mid august 23?

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

My personal blog is at https://www.lockhead.info, but i cross-post to https://dev.to/lockhead and the community builders ORG there

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Go net/http package: A quick tour of the server side APIs

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

The Go programming language (also sometimes referred to as Golang) is known for its comprehensive, robust and well-documented standard library. This includes the net/http package, which provides the server and client side APIs for HTTP services. In this blog post, I plan to provide a break down of the important server-side components in the net/http package

What theme is your content related to?

Other

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Today

What is the title of the content you're proposing?

Tutorial: How to use IaC to Create an Automated AWS Security Solution

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

I spoke with Cobus about this. I'd like to rewrite the workshop I did at Reinvent as a Tutorial. The reader will see how Terraform can be used to configure an AWS Security Solution. They will learn how GuardDuty Findings can become actionable using Amazon EventBridge and Amazon SNS and how a Lambda Function can interact with resources in their AWS Account.

What theme is your content related to?

Security

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

1/16/23

What is the title of the content you're proposing?

Improved developer experience of GraphQL APIs with JavaScript resolvers for AWS AppSync APIs

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

This blog will dive into AppSync APIs with JS resolver and the switch from VTL based resolvers that have improved the developer experience of building AppSync APIs.

• How to build AppSync APIs with JS resolvers
• Understanding the built-in utilities for JS resolvers
• Anatomy of JS resolvers for Pipeline resolvers

What theme is your content related to?

Serverless, APIs

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

October mid, based on the content approval

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

Personal blogs are available on https://blog.theserverlessterminal.com/ and https://dev.to/zachjonesnoel

Application resilience; whose job is it anyway?

A question that gets asked a lot by customers, especially during talks on application resilience, is whether it is possible to have co-existence of application resilience AND innovation? Does the pursuit of application resilience not hold back innovation? How do teams organize in order to ensure both application resilience AND innovation?
This blog post seeks to answer all these questions. In this blog post the readers will learn about technical and team structures that help teams achieve both application resilience while making sure that they don't hold back on innovating for their customers.

What theme is your content related to?

Other.

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Content is available immediately.

What is the title of the content you're proposing?

Topic or a Queue: What exactly is Apache Kafka?

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

This blog post addresses a common misconception about Kafka and covers what properties make it possible to use it both for Queue and Pub/Sub (or topic) based messaging semantics.

What theme is your content related to?

Data, Other

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Today

What is the title of the content you're proposing?

Data processing with Kafka Streams: An overview of stateless operations

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

In this blog post, you will get an overview of stateless operations in Kafka Streams along with practical examples and code snippets.

What theme is your content related to?

Data

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Today

What is the title of the content you're proposing?

Good Places to Start Your DevOps Journey

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Personal story about how I got into DevOps.
The reader will have a practical example of somebody in a DevOps role and advice where they can start this journey.

What theme is your content related to?

Other: Personal experience, DevOps

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

March 13

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

https://dev.to/andrasomesan

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Using Amazon SageMaker to Optimize Compilation and Training for GPT-2 Model

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

SageMaker Training Compiler is a capability of SageMaker that makes these hard-to-implement optimizations to reduce training time on GPU instances. In this post, we'll guide you to use Hugging Face's transformers and datasets libraries with Amazon SageMaker Training Compiler to train the gpt-2 model on the Stanford Sentiment Treebank v2 (SST2) dataset.

What theme is your content related to?

Containers, Data, AI/ML, GenAI.

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

The first draft has been completed already.

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

A New World 0f Generative AI - Part 1: Overview
https://dev.amazoncloud.cn/column/article/6413095e3d950b57b3f9f63d

A New World 0f Generative AI - Part 2: Papers Illustration
https://dev.amazoncloud.cn/column/article/641c329888a713631101349a

A New World 0f Generative AI - Part 3: LLMs Overview
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/wmZKu7aE1rAQ7JTJEbRUAg

A New World 0f Generative AI - Part 4: LLMs with SageMaker in Practice
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/I7ATuuGiD235ZTbhomowbw

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Ensuring Compliance with Cloudformation-Guard: A Secure Path to AWS Cloud Deployment

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

1. Introduction - AWS CloudFormation Guard is an open-source general-purpose policy-as-code evaluation tool. It provides developers with a simple-to-use, yet powerful and expressive domain-specific language (DSL) to define policies and enables developers to validate JSON- or YAML- formatted structured data with those policies.
2. Compliance Monitoring in AWS: Why It Matters
3. Installing and Configuring cfn-guard
4. Exploring Rule Development in cfn-guard
5. Testing and Enforcing Compliance with cfn-guard
   6.Example :- Integrating cfn-guard with AWS Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Pipelines. This includes

• Cloudfromation template for creating roles, s3 bucket and AWS codepipline
• cfn-gurad rules - 3 rules temaplates
• End to end flow architecture diagram.

What theme is your content related to?

Security Automation, Devtool, Devops, Devsecops

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

5th August

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

https://dheeraj3choudhary.com/stream-aws-cloudwatch-logs-to-amazon-opensearch-service-successor-to-amazon-elasticsearch-service
https://dheeraj3choudhary.com/aws-lambda-and-s3or-automate-csv-file-processing-from-s3-bucket-and-push-in-dynamodb-using-lambda-python
https://dheeraj3choudhary.com/automate-disabling-and-re-enabling-aws-cloudwatch-alarms-during-maintenance-window
https://dheeraj3choudhary.com/automate-aws-cloudwatch-log-group-retention-using-lambda-in-python
https://dheeraj3choudhary.com/aws-ecs-or-ec2linux-networking-cluster-creation-from-scratch

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Embracing Failure: Building Resilient Cloud-Native Applications

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Explore the importance of resilience in developing cloud-native applications. Emphasize the need for developers and organizations to adopt a mindset that embraces failure as an inherent part of the cloud-native environment. Dive into strategies and best practices for designing applications that can withstand failures, such as employing fault tolerance mechanisms, implementing effective monitoring and alerting systems, and utilizing automated recovery processes. By embracing failure and building resilience, developers can create robust and reliable cloud-native applications capable of thriving in dynamic and unpredictable environments.

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What is the Cloud?

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

We talk a lot about cloud technology these days, but how many of us could give a thorough and genuinely helpful definition of it to an average person? This piece breaks down what the cloud is, how it came to be, and why it matters for our collective future.

What theme is your content related to?

Cloud basics

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Today.

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

I've never published anything.

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Incremental Deployment

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Provide a comprehensive overview of how to implement incremental deployment strategies on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform. Explore the concept of incremental deployment, which involves releasing software updates and features gradually rather than all at once. Show the benefits of this approach, such as reduced risk, improved user experience, and easier bug detection. Provide practical techniques and tools available on AWS that facilitate incremental deployment, empowering developers to seamlessly roll out changes to their applications in a controlled and efficient manner.

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How I used generative AI to fake training data

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

How I built the Robbie Robot image classification dataset using generative AI.

What theme is your content related to?

AI/ML, Fun

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Today

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/run-notebooks-as-batch-jobs-in-amazon-sagemaker-studio-lab/

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Incident Response and Disaster Recovery in Cloud-Native Operations

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Explore the crucial aspects of managing incidents and implementing disaster recovery strategies in cloud-native operations specifically on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform. Show the unique challenges and considerations that organizations face when operating in the cloud, emphasizing the need for a well-defined incident response plan and robust disaster recovery mechanisms. Provide insights into best practices, tools, and techniques for effectively handling incidents and ensuring business continuity in cloud-native environments on AWS.

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Mystery of the disappearing S3 keys

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

An overview of a recent incident we encountered, how we investigated and leading to a review of eventual consistency in S3. If accepted, there will be a second article reviewing the use of EventBridge, SQS and Lambda to handle events in a batch method including handling of partial batch failures.

What theme is your content related to?

Storage

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

September 30th

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

https://headforthe.cloud/article/ssm-dhmc-intro/
https://headforthe.cloud/article/lost-in-translation/
https://headforthe.cloud/article/deploying-a-hugo-blog-with-codecatalyst/

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How does SSH work?

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

TBD

Why do you think this content idea should be published on BuildOn.AWS?

Most builders need to understand the basics of SSH and this content is missing.

Anything else we should know?

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Implementing High Availability and Fault Tolerance in Cloud-Native Infrastructure

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Explore the importance and strategies for implementing high availability and fault tolerance in cloud-native infrastructure. Describe the challenges faced by organizations when deploying applications in cloud environments and the potential risks of system failures. Discuss various techniques and best practices to ensure continuous availability and resilience, such as load balancing, redundancy, automated scaling, and failure recovery mechanisms. By implementing these measures, organizations can enhance their infrastructure's reliability, minimize downtime, and provide seamless user experiences in the cloud-native ecosystem.

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Buiding private inter-region cross-account communication within AWS network

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Introducing a solution to establish secure private network connectivity between AWS accounts regardless of region (no matter whether it's same or different regions). This solution enables seamless communication between resources located in different regions and accounts while ensuring low-latency connectivity by keeping the traffic confined within the AWS network.

What theme is your content related to?

Networking

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Early August

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

• https://community.aws/posts/transforming-amazon-api-gateway-access-log-into-prometheus-metrics
• https://dev.to/aws-builders/dynamic-routing-for-multi-tenant-multi-region-react-application-with-aws-cloudfront-389g
• https://dev.to/aws-builders/a-gitops-way-to-manage-grafana-data-sources-at-scale-59la

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Safe List Updates with DynamoDB

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When modifying a list attribute on a DynamoDB document, we need to take extra steps to achieve correctness and concurrency. I discuss several solutions in this post.

What theme is your content related to?

Databases, NoSQL

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

5/10

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

https://medium.com/@robzhu
https://updateloop.dev/

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Testing Strategies for Cloud-Native Applications

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Explore various approaches to ensure the quality and reliability of cloud-native applications. Discuss the unique challenges faced when testing these applications, which are specifically designed to leverage cloud infrastructure and services. Show different testing methodologies, including unit testing, integration testing, and end-to-end testing, highlighting their benefits and limitations in the context of cloud-native development. Provide practical recommendations and best practices for implementing effective testing strategies to ensure seamless performance and scalability in cloud-native environments.

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Leveraging AWS Fargate for Containerized Workloads

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Explore the benefits and capabilities of using AWS Fargate, a serverless compute engine for containers. Discuss how Fargate eliminates the need to manage the underlying infrastructure, allowing developers to focus solely on their containerized workloads. Show how Fargate provides efficient resource utilization, automatic scaling, and improved security for containerized applications. Highlight real-world use cases and provides insights on best practices for leveraging Fargate to optimize container deployments on the AWS cloud platform.

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Automating Infrastructure Deployment with AWS CloudFormation and AWS CDK

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Explore the use of two powerful tools provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) for automating infrastructure provisioning and management. AWS CloudFormation is a service that allows users to define their infrastructure as code, enabling them to create and manage AWS resources in a declarative manner. The AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) is a framework that allows developers to define infrastructure using familiar programming languages. Discussthe benefits of using CloudFormation and CDK together, highlighting their combined ability to automate and streamline the deployment of AWS resources.

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A Tool to Validate AWS IoT Rules SQL Statements

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Rules Engine is a feature in AWS IoT Core that allows engineers to filter, decode, and process IoT device data and route this data to 15+ AWS and third-party services. AWS IoT Core Rules Engine currently has support for over 70 distinct SQL functions which can be used in either SELECT or WHERE clauses, 14 distinct operators which can be used in either SELECT or WHERE clauses, all JSON data types, specifying Literal objects in the SELECT and WHERE clauses, case statements, JSON extensions, substitution templates and nested object queries and more.

In this post, we explore how to validate AWS IoT Core Rules Engine Rules SQL Statements, by introducing a validation tool which:

• Encapsulates the heavy lifting of creating, configuring and cleaning up the AWS resources needed to create, run and validate IoT Rule SQL payload transformations.
• Enables friction free validation of Rules syntax and payload transformations.
• Provides an easily extensible library of sample SQL statements, with input payloads and expected output, allowing you to build your own use-cases.

This tool is available on GitHub, here.

What theme is your content related to?

IoT

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

This is a re-publish. Content is available here: https://dev.to/iotbuilders/a-tool-to-validate-aws-iot-rules-sql-statements-jg

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

https://dev.to/fay_ette

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Managing Networking and Security for Cloud-Native Applications on AWS

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Show how to effectively handle networking and security aspects while deploying cloud-native applications on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform. Highlight the unique considerations and challenges associated with building and maintaining secure and scalable cloud-native applications. Discuss various AWS services and tools that can be leveraged to optimize networking performance, implement robust security measures, and ensure seamless integration with cloud-native architectures. Give practical tips, best practices, and real-world examples to help organizations successfully navigate the complexities of networking and security in the AWS cloud environment for their cloud-native applications.

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Build and Deploy Your First Blazor WebAssembly App

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

The article will describe what is Blazor WebAssembly, how it works, how to build a first Blazor WebAssembly app and how to deploy it.

What theme is your content related to?

Web Development, Other.

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Today

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Automate your container deployments with CI/CD and GitHub Actions

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Learn how organizations using GitHub as a source code repository can use GitHub Actions to build a complete CI/CD pipeline for applications deployed in the cloud. We’ll take a basic Flask web application and show you how to create the cloud infrastructure to host the web app, run the build, and run the application tests. Then, we’ll set up a GitHub workflow that will check the build and test status and if successful, will then deploy the application to a container using ECS. You'll get an understanding of the importance of using continuous integration and continuous deployment/delivery, a sample code repository, and instructions to try on your own.

What theme is your content related to?

See the Author Quick Start for detail and examples. Choose one: Operating Systems, Web Development, Containers, Serverless, Security, Networking, Automation, Data, AI/ML, Other.

Containers

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This is helpful for planning content reviews.

Mid-July

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Blue/green vs canary deployments

Describe the content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

Describe the different types of deployment strategies, pros/cons of each and how to decide when to use each

Why do you think this content idea should be published on BuildOn.AWS?

This content is missing.

Anything else we should know?

What is the issue?

#255 (comment)

What is the URL of the page where you encountered this issue?

not published yet

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Clustered storage simplified: GFS2 on Ubuntu using Amazon EBS Multi-Attach enabled volumes

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

In this post we presented a solution to create a two node Ubuntu cluster running a cluster aware GFS2 file-system which utilizes the EBS Multi-Attach feature to mount the same EBS volume as block device on multiple instances at the same time. This is useful for customer running mission critical latency sensitive application. They can benefit by reducing the time that is required to replicate the data during node failures.

What theme is your content related to?

Storage

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

I have a draft ready in word .doc format. Need to convert it into markup language. I can do within a week.

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

This is my first community.aws post. I was on spec-reqs. i have got reached out by multiple customer to similar asks. Hence the notivation to write this post.

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Understanding Log Files on a Linux System

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

• educate the reader on what the various log files are that exists on a Linux server
• describe the logs and the role play on the system
• point out relevant details, and specific line items and how the info can be used for monitoring

What theme is your content related to?

Operating Systems

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

8-31-2022

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Building a multi-region serverless IoT system

Describe your content, including takeaways for the reader, in three to four sentences.

How to build and create a multi-region serverless IoT system where clients can connect to any region. Deep dive into IoT Core setup and how to synchronise certificates across regions, how to store data in a global way and how to access the data. Serverless data ingestion and processing in an event-driven architecture.

What theme is your content related to?

Serverless, IoT, Event-Driven Architecture

When can you provide your first draft of content by?

Mid August

What are 2-3 links to previous written content you have published?

Running VS Code server on AWS
Serverless patterns
Serverless voice with Amazon Polly

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CI/CD Pipelines for Cloud-Native Applications with AWS CodePipeline

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Provide a comprehensive overview of implementing Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines specifically tailored for cloud-native applications using AWS CodePipeline. Explore the benefits of adopting cloud-native architectures and explains how CodePipeline, a fully managed service by Amazon Web Services (AWS), can streamline the development and deployment process. Explain the key components of CI/CD pipelines, such as source code management, build and test automation, and deployment strategies, offering practical insights and best practices for effectively integrating CodePipeline into cloud-native application workflows.

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What happens when you type a url into your browser?

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In this post, we’ll look at what happens when you type a URL into your browser and press enter. End to end, the process involves the browser, your computer’s operating system, your internet service provider, the server where you host the site, and services running on that server. It’s important to understand where things can go wrong, where to look for performance issues, and ensure you’re offering a secure experience for your users.

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Web Development

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Beginning of August

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Transitioning from Traditional to Cloud-Native Applications

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Explore the shift in application development and deployment from traditional on-premises systems to cloud-native architectures. Discuss the motivations behind this transition, such as scalability, flexibility, and cost optimization. Describe the key characteristics and benefits of cloud-native applications, including containerization, microservices, and DevOps practices. Provide insights into the challenges organizations may face during the transition process and offer practical strategies and best practices to successfully navigate this paradigm shift in the software development landscape.

What is the issue?

Link 2 in this post goes to a broken page instead of the second post.

What is the URL of the page where you encountered this issue?

https://www.buildon.aws/posts/picturesocial/03-how-to-deploy-kubernetes-cluster-using-terraform/

Steps to reproduce

1. Click on link 2 in the series list.
2. Encounter 404.

What behavior/content are you expecting?

To go to https://www.buildon.aws/posts/picturesocial/02-whats-kubernetes-and-why-should-you-care/

What is the actual behavior/content?

404 page

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Fast Pre-trained Model Deployment

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Deploying pre-trained and foundation models quickly, and programmatically, using Amazon SageMaker Jumpstart, and the SageMaker SDK.

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AI/ML

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Today.

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https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/run-notebooks-as-batch-jobs-in-amazon-sagemaker-studio-lab/

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How WIP limits (work in process limits) help you get more stuff done

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Two of the key practices in Kanban are to limit WIP (work in process) and to manage flow. I will show you here how the former enables you to do the latter, and therefore get more stuff done.

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Other

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4/13/2023

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Application Performance Monitoring and Optimization Techniques

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Explore the various techniques for monitoring and optimizing application performance on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform.Provide insights into the importance of application performance monitoring in ensuring smooth and efficient operations. Show specific monitoring tools and features available on AWS, such as CloudWatch and X-Ray, highlighting their capabilities and how they can be utilized for performance optimization. Provide best practices and strategies for optimizing application performance on AWS, covering areas such as infrastructure scaling, load balancing, and caching mechanisms.