Ensuring smooth code deployments is crucial, especially when dealing with serverless architectures like AWS Lambda. Recently, I tackled a deployment challenge using Lambda aliases, and I want to share the journey with you,
We worked on Thursday with a team of 11 developers working remotely. Throughout this time, we were building at least 4 to 5 features simultaneously. For UX and QA reviews, we only had
This blog introduces you to the world of QUIC and HTTP/3. The challenges it solves, the thought process behind the solution and the solution itself. I shall also discuss why HTTP/2
Before going into the details about the reverse proxy, let’s understand the proxy first. What is a proxy? It's a server that sits in front of a client machine(s). Its main
In the previous article of this terraform CDK series, we have created an ECS task-definition and service to run Nginx server on ECS. In this article, we are going to attach an ALB
In this blog, we will learn how to manage sensitive information like tokens, credentials etc. via secrets. We'll also learn further how to handle non-sensitive environment variables via ConfigMaps. In Kubernetes, secrets can
In the previous chapter, we read about how to create a Sample Node.js Application on EKS. In this chapter, we are gonna find out how to handle applications such as MySQL or
In the previous chapter, we learnt how to setup a nginx web server on Local Minikube Cluster. In this chapter, we are gonna deploy a Sample Node.js application on a cloud provider
In the previous article of the terraform CDK series, we have registered an EC2 instance to the ECS cluster. In this article, we are going to add task-definition, service and task for simple
As we can deploy containerised applications to ECS (Elastic Container Service), using both the launch types - EC2 and Fargate. It is very simple to create an ECS cluster and attach an ECS