“AWS is a powerful cloud provider. It is made up of numerous small services that are configured independently and can be combined with each other like a construction kit. Moreover, the hosting of static content on AWS is ridiculously cheap. (Considering just S3, my monthly bill is usually around a fe…”— Jan Heuermann, jotaen.net
“MySQL 5.6 was 8% faster than Aurora – The new database didn’t provide the best results on this test, and far off from the 5x promise we’re used to hear from Amazon. Perhaps the biggest differences kick in on different setups with bigger DB sizes, but this just comes to show us the importance of tryi…”— Alex Zhitnitsky, blog.takipi.com
“Amazon Polly delivers the consistently fast response times required to support real-time, interactive dialog. You can cache and save Polly’s speech audio to replay offline or redistribute. And Polly is easy to use. You simply send the text you want converted into speech to the Polly API, and Polly i…”— Amazon, aws.amazon.com
“I know some people really hate that term since there are indeed servers running in the stack, it’s just that I don’t have to know they are there. I certainly don’t have to manage them so I prefer ‘serverless’ to ‘no ops’, but this article isn’t about semantics as much as it is how I used this techno…”— Pete Johnson, fmlnerd.com
“Amazon's awesome, but Google Cloud is built by developers, for developers, and you see it right away”— Michael Lugassy, lugassy.net
“A developer can deploy their applications on AWS without Elastic Beanstalk but that will mean spending time on selecting and piecing together services from the wide array of choices within AWS eco-system.”— Colin Toh, colintoh.com
“This Dockerfile is used by the build pipeline to create a new Docker image upon pushing code to the repository. The built image will then be used to start a new service on an ECS cluster.”— Chris Barclay, blogs.aws.amazon.com
“Today, developers are increasingly turning to managed services for toolsets and infrastructure requirements — tasks traditionally managed by DevOps teams. AWS and other managed service providers have allowed for a dramatically simplified way of working, reducing complexity on the developer end and,…”— Andrey Akselrod, techcrunch.com
“A key mechanism to achieve this is to automate the management as much as possible, removing error prone, manual operations.”— Werner Vogels, allthingsdistributed.com
“Your AWS account is one of the most valuable things you own if you run a business on AWS. If you only own a single AWS account, you’re facing a serious security risk!”— cloudonaut, cloudonaut.io
“CredStash is a very simple, easy to use credential management and distribution system that uses AWS Key Management Service (KMS) for key wrapping and master-key storage, and DynamoDB for credential storage and sharing.”— fugue, github.com