Monday, March 27, 2023

A MidSummer’s Book List

Here we are, July 2022, in the middle of a scorching summer, so I'd guess it is a perfect moment to relax near the...

TDD AWS – the Moto Library

Moto is a library that allows mocking AWS services when using the Python Boto library. It can be used with other languages as stated...

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AWS Certified Database – Specialty Certification: Preparation & Resources, 2023

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A bit about my personal experience The AWS Certified Database Beta certification was the last one...

A MidSummer’s Book List

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Here we are, July 2022, in the middle of a scorching summer, so I'd guess...

TDD AWS – the Moto Library

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Moto is a library that allows mocking AWS services when using the Python Boto library....

Synthetic Canaries for API Gateway – I

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Last February, AWS added support for creating canaries for API Gateway to Cloudwatch Synthetics, ...

Fast DynamoDB Pagination using Python

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DynamoDB is the fastest NoSQL database at scale from AWS, operating within the key-value and...

DynamoDB New Console

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What a surprise! I was writing a piece about a component for DynamoDB - that I've produced...

AWS Certified Advanced Networking, 2021 Revision and Beyond

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I've recertified at the time of writing this post - June 2021 - and wanted...

Virtual Days 2021 – Migrating Apps to AWS

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Last Wednesday, 19/05/2021, I attended one of AWS's Virtual Days that are being organized regularly....

Impressions about the Google Professional Cloud Architect Beta – and other ramblings

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The past 15th of March, I sat down at Google's Professional Cloud Architect Beta, so...

21 Google Cloud tools in 2 minutes or less

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Pretty cool post from Google's Blog to quickly view 21 services in a series of...

AWS Innovate – AI/ML Edition Takeaways

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The past 24th of February, I attended the AWS Innovate - AI/ML Edition, Technical Decision...

GCP – Introducing GKE Autopilot

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It's no secret the huge revolution that Kubernetes has ignited for the Industry since Google...

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