by Marc Schmuki | 5. June 2019 | AWS, Introduction
AWS has announced that it is releasing its new line of EC2 T3a instances. Powered by AMD EPYC, these instances are built using the Nitro system, much like the previous m5ad and r5ad lines. The T3a instances are designed to provide burstable computing performance while...
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...
