Tag: aws
All the articles with the tag "aws".
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Building Serverless Applications with AWS – Compute
Building Serverless applications can feel a bit overwhelming when you are first getting started. Sure, Event-Driven Systems have been around for many years but this notion of using managed services to
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Building Serverless Applications with AWS - Data
Building Serverless applications can feel a bit overwhelming when you are first getting started. Sure, Event-Driven Systems have been around for many years but this notion of using managed services to
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AWS Step Function Versions and Aliases
Up until last week, when you deployed a new version of your State Machine in AWS Step Functions, the old version was gone and the ability to test or rollback was limited by your ability to re-push a p
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Lambda Extension with Golang
For full disclosure, I've been writing Lambda function code since 2017 and I completely breezed over the release of Lambda Extensions back in 2020. Here's the release announcement. At the core of exte
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SQS Re-Drive with Golang and Step Functions
Earlier this week a new set of APIs were released for working with Dead-Letter-Queues and re-drives back to its primary queue. Messaging-based systems have been around for a long time and they are a c
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Infrastructure as Code
Infrastructure as Code is an emerging practice that encourages the writing of cloud infrastructure as code instead of clicking your way to deployment. I feel like "ClickOps" is where we all started ye
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Caching with Momento and Golang
Caching. Simple. Useful. This architectural topic applies to a serverless app as well as an app with servers. Some functions never need caching, and some benefit from it right as the first user traffi
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Serverless, a CTO's Perspective
I've been following along the past couple of weeks in the "wake" of the article by the Prime Video Team. I've seen a lot of rebuttal-type articles by some folks that I respect so I didn't want to cont