As we find ourselves at the exhilarating midpoint of AWS re:Invent 2023, the air is charged with innovation, collaboration, and the unmistakable buzz of cutting-edge technology. It's been a whirlwind of breakthrough announcements, hands-on experience...
In a previous article we dove into the topic of "Managing K8S Infrastructure and Applications on AWS". There, using the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) and the Python language, we saw how we can manage a complete solution around Kubernetes (K8s) on A...
One specific area where the deployment of Infrastructure as Code holds immense importance is in the context of a DTAP (Development, Testing, Acceptance, Production) environment. The DTAP street refers to the progression of software through different ...
This article has been written as a result of a talk I have given recently within the knowledge exchange (XKE) sessions at Xebia in the Netherlands. The question quite simple: How can we manage K8s infrastructure and applications using one codebase a...
Until recently, Amazon Web Services (AWS) offered a collection of 10 Database Services. With the addition of Amazon MemoryDB, it now offers 11, resulting in more than 15 Database Engines that users can choose from. Amazon MemoryDB for Redis is a Redi...
Most customers do not care about the public IPs that are used to expose their solutions to the internet. There are cases where static IPs (Elastic IPs or EIPs) are important, for example when whitelisting IPs to third parties, but not the IP itself. ...
