AWS Notes
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AWS Notes
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Covering a wide array of technical topics from API testing to cloud services, this document shares insights on various programming, networking, and system design concepts for tech enthusiasts and professionals alike.
LinkAWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform are all infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS; we have no idea how to pronounce it), which lets app makers borrow servers to run their apps on.[468]
Aditya Agashe • Swipe to Unlock: The Primer on Technology and Business Strategy (Fast Forward Your Product Career: The Two Books Required to Land Any PM Job)
- AWS: Predictable, and lots of managed services. I use it at my full-time job, so I didn't have to spend too much time figuring things out. The main services I use are EKS, ELB, S3, RDS, IAM and private VPCs.
- Cloudflare: I use it for DDoS protection, DNS, and caching static assets. It currently shaves off 80% of the egress charges from AWS. Not sure
The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS
- Terraform: I manage most of my cloud infrastructure with Terraform. I declare EKS clusters, S3 buckets, roles, and RDS instances in my Terraform manifests. The state is sync'ed to an encrypted S3 bucket. This avoids getting into trouble in case something happens to my development laptop.
- Docker: I build everything as Docker images. Even stateful com
The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS
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Luca Massaron • Machine Learning For Dummies
A Practical Guide to Cloud Migration - Migrating Services to AWS (AWS Whitepaper)
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