Tagging in Amazon Web Services (AWS) helps you keep your AWS assets organized. It is a simple but effective management tool: when creating or editing assets you just assign the […]
View PostMarc shares tips to ensure your WordPress site will scale as your business grows; follow our guide to optimize your AWS architecture – multiple EC2 and RDS instances, load balancing, auto scaling and CDN solutions.
View PostYour AWS root account has ownership and access to everything you configure in AWS. Follow Karl’s tips to improve security: don’t lose access, prevent unauthorised access, monitor usage and track technical changes.
View PostIn this post, Marc Gadsdon walks you through the steps to install the AWS Application Migration Replication Agent if you hit the SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED error. Installing the AWS Application […]
View PostWe all know how powerful AWS is and how everything is nicely automated. Launching a new Windows-based instance on EC2 has undoubtedly been a smooth experience for most of you. […]
View PostConfused about the myriad of AWS Data Storage Options? In this post we take a look at the whole range of AWS Storage services, and the different types of storage available. By […]
View PostECS and EKS are both container orchestration services from AWS – in this post we take a look at ECS vs EKS to see which one will be more appropriate […]
View PostThe World is going crazy for containers and Kubernetes right now. Container adoption is on the rise – according to the ‘Flexera 2020 State of the Cloud’ report, containers are […]
View PostIn this post we’ll take a look at one of the key benefits of Cloud Computing – Scalability. We’ll explore the different scaling options available for your cloud based workloads, […]
View PostIn this post we explore 2 giants of the NoSQL Database world – DynamoDB from Amazon Web Services, and MongoDB. We’ll take a look at what NoSQL actually means, then […]
View PostWhat is AWS Fargate? AWS Fargate is a serverless computing engine for containers that enables customers to deploy and manage applications, not infrastructure. Fargate works with Amazon Elastic Container Service […]
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