Over the week, I had the opportunity to do some hands-on research about one of the latest cloud services that Amazon has to offer. Combining several DevOps-services into one, Amazon tries to eliminate the hassle of combining several solutions and deliver a package service that perform one of the most common use cases when it… Read More »Introduction to AWS CodeCatalyst
When I first started out with making a blog the first thing on my mind was to make use of the static webhosting-feature on AWS S3, meaning that we can basically put a index.html file under a root folder and tell S3 to display the content under a URL. The result is quite good once… Read More »How I elevated my AWS-hosted blog
Ho ho ho. We are heading towards the end of the year and Christmas are closing in.And as the tradition goes I would also like to offer all you readers a gift of my own. I made this blog around a month ago with zero minor knowledge in frontend. What I did find out though… Read More »My Cloud Christmas Gift
You know what time it is. The time of the year when Andy Jassy steps up on the scenein Las Vegas and announce all the cool things Amazon is releasing in their cloud. Butwhere is Andy? For everyone who missed it earlier this year. As King Bezos has stepped down as the VPof Amazon the… Read More »My takes on AWS Re:Invent 2021
Yes. Babelfish. Nothing fishy about it. An open-source tool supported by Amazon to ease your integration between legacy applications and Aurora PostgreSQL. Let’s conquer the field of database migration and why Babelfish is our greatest companion in those adventures. In our life of databases we are running with a large choices of databases, MS SQL,MongoDB,… Read More »Did you just say Babefish?