by Marc Schmuki | 20. May 2019 | AWS, Containers, DevOps
In our modern era, speed, agility, and quicker turnaround time can make or break a software company. To help these software enterprises create, adapt, and innovate faster, AWS has introduced AWS CodePipeline. CodePipeline automates the process of moving code from...
by Marco Kuendig | 13. May 2019 | AWS, Database, Uncategorised
In the age of serverless architecture, Amazon has created a setting of Amazon Aurora to cater to applications that need databases that can automatically start, stop, and scale as needed. Amazon Aurora Serverless lets you set up a cloud database without needing to...
by Marco Kuendig | 7. May 2019 | AWS, Database, Uncategorised
Amazon Aurora, a cloud-based relational database, brings together the benefits of a traditional onsite database with that of an open-sourced database. Amazon Aurora features faster speeds than a regular MySQL or PostgreSQL database, while remaining compatible with...
by Marc Schmuki | 3. May 2019 | AWS, DevOps, Introduction, Management, Performance
Imagine a company that has been using Amazon Web Services (AWS) for several years to host their applications and systems for their Internet-facing websites. Despite that length of time, they had done no assessment of their architecture. Recently, they realized that...
by Marco Kuendig | 1. May 2019 | AWS, Containers, DevOps
Kubernetes, an open-sourced application that lets users create and manage containerized applications, allows you to use in AWS to manage entire clusters of EC2 instances. A Kubernetes cluster is a logical grouping of EC2 instances that house your containers. You may...
by Marco Kuendig | 16. April 2019 | AWS, Containers, ServerLess
Serverless architecture and containers have been shown to work great together. That said, they have differences that make one more appropriate to a task than the other. Some qualities of serverless and containers resemble each other, but there are also crucial...
