In this post, I show you how to create lifecycle rules in AWS S3 to automatically delete backups after 90 days.
S3 Lifecycle Rules for WordPress Backups: Deleting files older than 90 days Read More »
I use cert-manager in my kubernetes cluster to generate, manage and renew TLS certificates. In this post, I’ll show you how I set it up.
Installing Cert-Manager in Kubernetes Read More »
In this post, I show how to create event notifications to AWS SQS from S3 buckets that are fired off whenever new files are uploaded to a bucket.
Video Processing on AWS: Configuring AWS S3 Bucket Notifications with AWS SQS Read More »
This post covers how to automate the creation of auto-scaling architecture using CloudFormation and also how to create monitoring dashboards using CloudWatch.
Creating an AWS Auto Scaling Architecture with a monitoring dashboard Read More »
This post shows how to create a two-tier architecture to deploy a WordPress application using CloudFormation.
Creating Two-Tier WordPress Architecture on AWS Read More »
The article provides a guide on how to host a static website using AWS services including Amazon S3, Route 53, CloudFront and AWS Certificate Manager. It details how to create an S3 bucket, set it up for static website hosting, establish DNS records, distribute content via CloudFront, secure the connection with an SSL/TLS certificate, and link the website to a custom domain. The steps also cover permissions and policies for public access and DNS routing.
How to setup a static website with SSL/TLS, using Amazon S3 and CloudFront Read More »
Amazon S3 is an Object Storage service and is one of the main building blocks of the AWS Cloud.
This article is an overview of some of its features.
Amazon S3 – Object Storage Read More »
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) is a managed relational database service that allows you to setup and operate SQL databases in the AWS cloud.
In this article we’ll discuss the RDS databases and their scalability and high availability.
Databases in AWS: RDS Read More »
In our AWS Cloud article series, we’ve explored the fundamental aspects of EC2 instances, storage, and load balancers. In this article we’ll discuss scalability and Auto Scaling.