Tag: aws

All the articles with the tag "aws".

• DSQL Part 2 - More Rust and a Momento Cache

  13 Dec, 2024

  **UPDATE: I had a missing index on my DSQL table. If you read the article before, please go back and check the metrics and graphs**

• AWS DSQL Tutorial: Serverless SQL Database with Lambda and Rust

  6 Dec, 2024

  Serverless developers that use Lambda as their compute of choice have long had to make a trade-off in AWS when it comes to storing their application data. Do I use a purely serverless database in Dyna

• Orchestrating a Serverless API Workflow with Kestra

  25 Nov, 2024

  Modern applications are complex. Fewer and fewer applications are built as single monolith that runs in one process, stores its data in a single database, and has access to the underlying single file

• Build the Perfect Compliment to DynamoDB with Typesense

  22 Aug, 2024

  A modern web application can take many shapes and forms from an architecture and design standpoint. With the launch of AWS Lambda in 2014, the cloud vendor thrust the capabilities of Serverless into a

• Powerful Visibility with Rust, Lambda, Datadog, and OpenTelemetry

  1 Aug, 2024

  As much as I love Rust and especially Rust on serverless, it would be hard for me to recommend Rust and Lambda to a company without a plan for Observability. I've written about this topic before and t

• ServiceConnect with CDK builds Strong Service Affinity

  6 Jul, 2024

  Containers are a fantastic way to package up your application code and its dependencies. I'm on the record as a huge fan and probably write more production code in containers than I do with Lambda Fun

• Strong Performance with EC2, Lambda, and the Momento SDK for Rust

  29 Jun, 2024

  I wrote recently about Mind Boggling Speed with Caching with Momento and Rust and wanted to continue in that theme as I explore the Momento SDK for Rust. Caching is a technique that builders reach for

• Mind Boggling Speed when Caching with Momento and Rust

  14 Jun, 2024

  Summer is here and in the northern hemisphere, temperatures are heating up. Living in North Texas, you get used to the heat and humidity but somehow it still always seems to sneak up on me. As I start