Ever been in that last-minute crunch where your local machine just can't handle the load? Or maybe you've watched in horror as your demo crashed right before the big presentation? EC2 might just be the superhero you need in your DevOps toolkit. The M...
Note: Before you jump in, give this theoretical blog a quick read to these two blogs [blog1] & [blog2], it'll help you understand all the concepts better! I hope you have read the previous two blogs, as they will make it easier for you to understand ...
Imagine you walk into a smart restaurant. There are no visible waiters. You sit down, tap a button on the table, and poof!—a waiter appears, takes your order, delivers your food, and disappears. You didn’t see anyone waiting around, wasting time or e...
Note: Before you jump in, give this theoretical blog a quick read [link], it'll help you understand all the concepts better! Here is our network diagram, which illustrates how we will set up the VPC and other resources. To access the VPC, navigate t...
I'm excited to share that I've recently been accepted into the AWS Community Builders program! This milestone represents not just recognition of my work with AWS technologies, but also marks a new chapter in my technical journey. As someone who ident...
Introduction With tools to continuously enhance query performance and lower table storage costs, Amazon S3 Tables offers S3 storage that is tailored for analytics workloads. S3 Tables are specifically designed to hold tabular data, like ad impression...
My Cloud Computing Journey: Earning My First Badge! Introduction I’ve always been curious about cloud computing, but my real deep dive began when I was exploring website hosting options. I initially used platforms like Netlify and Vercel, but then I ...
AWS (Amazon Web Services) is a cloud computing platform provided by Amazon that offers a broad set of services, including computing power, storage, databases, networking, machine learning, and analytics, among others. These services enable individual...
Introduction🌐 Hosting a static website has never been easier, thanks to AWS. With Amazon S3 for secure and scalable file storage and CloudFront for blazing-fast global delivery, you can create a robust website setup with minimal effort and cost. In ...
Upgrading an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster ensures you stay current with Kubernetes features, security patches, and API deprecations. However, the process requires careful planning to prevent service disruptions. This detailed blog ...
