Stay ConnectedWe are two brothers focusing 100% on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Every other week, one of us prepares the topic of the podcast. The topic is not known to the other one, which results in surprising conversations about all things AWS.
Typically, we are covering the following topics: DevOps, Serverless, Container, Security, Infrastructure as Code, Container, Continuous Deployment, S3, EC2, RDS, VPC, IAM, VPC, and many more.
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Andreas and Michael discuss how to leverage the Cloud Control API to overcome missing resources in Terraform.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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fwd:cloudsec Europe - Who Watches the Watchmen? Stealing Credentials from Policy-as-Code Engines
fwd:cloudsec Europe - Hidden Among the Clouds: A Look at Undocumented AWS APIs
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Andreas and Michael share their latest product launches and discuss Security Hub controls.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Andreas and Michael discuss unit testing AWS SDK v3, cleaning up leftovers from Terraform tests, and Amazon's S3 malware guard vs. bucketAV, as well as other recent AWS service updates.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Michael shares what's needed to copy 5 TB from one S3 bucket to another. Also, Andreas introduces renovate a tool to keep Infrastructure as Code dependencies up to date.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Can we get along without paying for NAT gateways or IPv4 addresses on AWS?
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Building CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions: a real-world example and ways to reduce costs for GitHub-hosted runners.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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How to avoid thousands of Security Hub findings?
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Andreas and Michael are losing trust in KMS because of a potential key policy privilege escalation.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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AWS announced the end of life for Aurora Serverless v1, Andreas and Michael discuss the consequences for their workloads.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Make sure you are not missing upcoming shows …
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
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Weekly show about all things AWS by Andreas and Michael Wittig
Two brothers discussing all things AWS every week. Hosted by Andreas and Michael Wittig presented by cloudonaut.
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Weekly show about all things AWS by Andreas and Michael Wittig
Two brothers discussing all things AWS every week. Hosted by Andreas and Michael Wittig presented by cloudonaut.
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Weekly show about all things AWS by Andreas and Michael Wittig
Two brothers discussing all things AWS every week. Hosted by Andreas and Michael Wittig presented by cloudonaut.
We are happy to announce the official launch of our new book Amazon Web Services in Action 3rd Edition. The 3rd edition contains a new chapter covering containers on AWS: Building modern architectures for the cloud: ECS, Fargate, and App Runner. The chapter starts with the simplest way to deploy containers on AWS: App Runner. After that, we dive into our favorite architecture consisting of ECS to orchestrate containers and Fargate providing a Serverless container infrastructure.
Besides adding a new chapter, we have entirely rewritten chapter 15: Automating deployment: CodeDeploy, CloudFormation, and Packer. Automating the deployments is key to success in the cloud. Therefore, chapter 15 introduces three different options:
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Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Vilius Kukanauskas from our partner DEMICON explains why Serverless and DevOps is a match made in heaven.
Would you like to join Vilius's team to build Serverless architectures on AWS? DEMICON is hiring!
Check out this blog post for an architecture diagram and a summary of the interview with Vilius:
Errata: At 38:36 Vilius says "Grafana" but means "GraphQL".
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Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Samia Rabah from our partner DEMICON talks about ECS Anywhere to orchestrate containers on-premises and in the cloud.
Would you like to join Samia's team to deliver cloud-native solutions based on container technologies? DEMICON is hiring a Senior Lead Cloud Solutions Architect AWS. Apply now!
Check out this blog post for an architecture diagram and a summary of the interview with Samia: Builder's Diary Vol. 5: ECS Anywhere
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Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Florian Dröge and Lars Hüper from our partner tecRacer share insights into crafting Serverless applications that last.
Would you like to join Florian and Lars to develop Serverless applications on AWS? tecRacer is hiring a Cloud Consultant focusing on AWS Serverless. Apply now! https://www.tecracer.com/stellenanzeigen/cloud-consultant-aws-serverless-development/?utm_source=cloudonaut&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=cloudonaut_talent_2022_05
Check out this blog post for an architecture overview and code examples: https://cloudonaut.io/builders-diary-vol4-serverless-software-engineering
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Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Rico Nuguid from our partner DEMICON talks about automating deployments with Infrastructure Pipelines based on GitLab and Terraform Cloud.
Would you like to join Rico's team to implement Infrastructure Pipelines based on GitLab and Terraform Cloud? DEMICON is hiring a Senior Lead Cloud Solutions Architect AWS. Apply now!
Check out this blog post for an architecture overview and code examples: Builder's Diary Vol. 3: Infrastructure Pipeline with GitLab and Terraform Cloud
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Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Peter Reitz from our partner tecRacer talks about how to build Serverless ETL pipelines with Athena and Airflow. Learn how to extract data from data stored on S3, transform and enrich the data, transform it into a format optimized for data analytics and upload the data to S3 for further processing.
Would you like to join Peters's team to solve real-world problems with the help of data analytics and machine learning powered by AWS? tecRacer is hiring a Cloud Consultant focusing on Machine Learning and Data Analytics. Apply now!
Weekly show about all things AWS by Andreas and Michael Wittig
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#askcloudonaut: Ask us anything. Use the chat during the live stream or send in your questions in advance.Our work on cloudonaut is possible only because of your support. Therefore, we want to thank our supporters! With your help, we can continue to produce independent & high-quality content focused on AWS. If you are not already doing so, please consider supporting us with a one-time or recurring donation as well. https://cloudonaut.io/support-us/
Weekly show about all things AWS by Andreas and Michael Wittig
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Programming your infrastructure: The command-line, SDKs, and CloudFormation
AWS-to-go is a new series from the authors of the successful book Amazon Web Services in Action. Steffen is our special guest and an AWS beginner overwhelmed by all the services and features AWS offers, but Andreas is ready to help, and together they explore AWS from start to finish.
The 4th episode of the AWS-to-go series covers chapter #4 of the book: Andreas explains how to program your infrastructure with the help of the command line (CLI), SDKs and CloudFormation.
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Using Virtual Machines: EC2
AWS-to-go is a new series from the authors of the successful book Amazon Web Services in Action. Steffen is our special guest and an AWS beginner overwhelmed by all the services and features AWS offers, but Andreas is ready to help, and together they explore AWS from start to finish.
The 3rd episode of the AWS-to-go series covers chapter #3 of the book: Andreas explains how to launch a virtual machine with EC2.
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WordPress in Fifteen Minutes - an Example
AWS-to-go is a new series from the authors of the successful book Amazon Web Services in Action. Steffen is our special guest and an AWS beginner overwhelmed by all the services and features AWS offers, but Andreas is ready to help, and together they explore AWS from start to finish.
The 2nd episode of the AWS-to-go series covers chapter #2 of the book: Andreas raves about Infrastructure as Code to deploy WordPress on AWS.
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What's Amazon Web Services?
AWS-to-go is a new series from the authors of the successful book Amazon Web Services in Action. Steffen is our special guest and an AWS beginner overwhelmed by all the services and features AWS offers, but Andreas is ready to help, and together they explore AWS from start to finish.
The 1st episode of the AWS-to-go series covers chapter #1 of the book: Andreas introduces cloud computing and AWS.
Get your copy of the book Amazon Web Services in Action and follow along with this and future episodes. https://www.manning.com/books/amazon-web-services-in-action-third-edition
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Successful Cloud Migrations with Monika Oblonczek from tecRacer
Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Monika Oblonczek from our partner tecRacer talks about how cloud migrations succeed. Monika's career is very exciting as she transitioned from legal linguistics into cloud computing. Besides that, Monika shares her knowledge about migration projects.
Would you like to join Monika's team to accompany cloud migrations of SMB and Enterprise customers? tecRacer is hiring Cloud Migration Specialists. Apply now!
A relational database with scalable storage and compute layer: Aurora Serverless v2
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John Culkin and Mike Zazon share powerful recipes to spice up AWS.
Andreas invited John Culkin and Mike Zazon to talk about their latest book: the AWS Cookbook which includes 70 self-contained recipes to help you creatively solve common AWS challenges you'll encounter on your cloud journey.
During the show John and Mike share three of their recipes for free. Besides the audio-version, check out the text and code snippets as well.
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AWS IAM real-world advice from Stephen Kuenzli and Andreas Wittig
Stephen Kuenzli and I lead several cloud migration projects. In this conversation, we shared our learnings focusing on AWS security and IAM (Identity and Access Management). The result is advice and inspiration that will help you in your daily work. Our conversation is available as a video or podcast episode. In the following, you will also find a summary of our discussion.
As Michael is on parental leave, I invited Stephen to the cloudonaut podcast. Listen to our conversation on AWS security and IAM. Stephen has written a book for engineers who design, develop, and review AWS IAM security policies in their daily work: Effective IAM for Amazon Web Services. Besides that, Stephen is the founder of k9 Security with the mission to help organizations use the Cloud to improve security and manage risks to the organization and its customers.
Check out the blog post for details and links: AWS Security: Stephen Kuenzli and Andreas Wittig on IAM
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Check out the blog post for details and links: AWS Architect Mindset
We launched cloudonaut.io in 2015. Since then, we have published hundreds of articles, podcast episodes, and videos. It's all free and means a lot of work in our spare time. We enjoy sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Have you learned something new by reading, listening, or watching our content? If so, we kindly ask you to support us in producing high-quality & independent AWS content. We look forward to sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
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Check out the blog post for details and links: EC2 Checklist: 7 things to do after launching an instance
We launched cloudonaut.io in 2015. Since then, we have published hundreds of articles, podcast episodes, and videos. It's all free and means a lot of work in our spare time. We enjoy sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Have you learned something new by reading, listening, or watching our content? If so, we kindly ask you to support us in producing high-quality & independent AWS content. We look forward to sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
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Chaos as a Service?
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Check out the following blog post - the written version of this podcast episode - Review: AWS Fault Injection Simulator (FIS).
We launched cloudonaut.io in 2015. Since then, we have published hundreds of articles, podcast episodes, and videos. It's all free and means a lot of work in our spare time. We enjoy sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
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Is Serverless ready for the Enterprise?
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Check out the following blog posts - the written versions of this podcast episode.
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Don't miss the blog post 5 good reasons not to get AWS certified, the written version of this podcast episode.
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Cheap, Durable, Fast?
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Don't miss the blog post Cheap, Durable, Fast. How to choose an EBS volume type?, the written version of this podcast episode.
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Deep dive into the services and features announced at re:Invent 2020
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Werner Vogels's keynote was a blast and definitely the highlight of re:Invent 2020. Michael and I are going through the announced features and services. As usual, we also take a look at the technical details.
This podcast episode is also available as a video on YouTube. Check it out!
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I bet you learn something new today!
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Don't miss the blog post 3½ ways to workaround missing CloudFormation support, the written version of this podcast episode.
This Episode, Michael has a special guest from Hamburg, Germany: Soenke is the co-founder of superluminar, runs Serverless Days Hamburg, and recently, he released an open source solution to automate the setup of an AWS Cloud environment with prescriptive best practises.
Custom Resource example: IAM Password Policy
Resource Provider examples: official CloudFormation resource types
SSM Automation example: Setting up GuardDuty Delegated Administrator
CloudWatch Synthetics example: Activating Control Tower
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A discussion about all the services and features announced during the first keynote.
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Andreas Wittig and Michael Wittig from cloudonaut are discussing Andy Jassy's keynote from re:Invent 2020. The focus is on the newly announced services and features: ECS Anywhere, EBS volumes (gp3), Aurora Serverless v3, Lambda Container Support, and many more.
This podcast episode is also available as a video on YouTube. Check it out!
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Different options to run your containers on AWS.
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Don't miss the blog post ECS vs. Fargate: What's the difference?, the written version of this podcast episode.
Become a Docker on AWS professional! Our ebook/video course Rapid Docker on AWS is designed for DevOps engineers and web developers who want to run dockerized web applications on AWS. We lead you with many examples: From dockerizing your application to Continuous Deployment and Infrastructure as Code on AWS. No prior knowledge of Docker and AWS is required. Learn more!
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REST API, HTTP API, WebSocket API, AppSync, and ALB
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Don't miss the blog post Comparing API Gateways on AWS , the written version of this podcast episode.
Special thanks to Cloudcraft our go-to tool for creating AWS architecture diagrams. This year we are writing for the Cloudcraft blog as well.
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Learn how to enable IPv6 for your cloud infrastructure
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Don't miss the blog post Getting started with IPv6 on AWS, the written version of this podcast episode.
Before you think about designing your IPv6 network, you should enable IPv6 alongside IPv4 on endpoints accessed by end-users. Around 30% of Internet traffic is already IPv6 traffic. The IPv6 deployment progress is mainly driven by mobile devices and varies heavily between countries. The following AWS services support IPv6: Route 53, CloudFront, internet-facing ALB, S3, and IoT Core.
There is no IPv6-only VPC on AWS. A VPC is always IPv4 enabled, but you can optionally enable IPv6 (dual-stack). When you do so, AWS assigns a /56 block of IPv6 Global Unicast Addresses (GUA) to your VPC - you can bring your own block as well. A GUA is like a public IPv4 address. You can assign each subnet in your VPC a /64 sub-block. There is no VPC/subnet size planing anymore!
IPv6 is coming. At some point in time, you have to start your journey towards IPv6. For now, I recommend enabling IPv6 for the endpoints that are used by your end-users.
There is not much benefit in enabling IPv6 in your VPC yet. The only exception is if you want IPv6 support for your ALB. As a workaround, you can front the IPv4 ALB with CloudFront to offer IPv6 to your end-users.
I recommend a re:Invent talk from 2017: IPv6 in the Cloud: Protocol and AWS Service Overview (NET202). Besides that, I read IPv6 Essentials from Silvia Hagen (O'Reilly), which goes into the details (far beyond what you need to get IPv6 working on AWS).
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Get used to new services on AWS
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Don't miss the our blog post Unboxing Amazon Timestream, the written version of this podcast episode.
Amazon Timestream is a fully managed time-series database with zero operational overhead. Timestream auto-scales both the ingestion and the query processing layer. You pay for ingesting data, storing data, and analyzing data independently.
If you want to write queries from scratch, check out the SQL based Timestream Query Language Reference. If you are interested in the details, I created a video for our ambitious cloudonaut plus subscribers, where I demonstrate how I ingest and analyze stock prices with Timestream.
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Amazon ECR vs. Docker Hub vs. GitHub Container Registry
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Don't miss the our blog post Amazon ECR vs. Docker Hub vs. GitHub Container Registry, the written version of this podcast episode.
Special thanks to Michael Hausenblas, Product Developer Advocate at AWS, for joining us for this podcast episode.
Have you worked with a Linux package manager like apt or yum before? A container registry is similar, but instead of packages, it distributes container images. A container registry is a crucial aspect of a containerized workflow and infrastructure. This episode compares three different container registries:
Links that we mentioned in the podcast episode.
Please help Michael Hausenblas to better understand the current state of container security! Take the AWS container security survey 2020.
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Don't miss the our blog post Record AWS API calls to improve IAM Policies, the written version of this podcast episode.
Have you ever looked at an IAM policy and wondered: Is it really necessary to grant access to this specific action? Or do you need to know which API calls a legacy or 3rd party application is actually sending to come up with a secure IAM policy? CloudTrail can help here, but there is something better: Record API calls with the AWS SDKs and CLI (including the stuff that is not visible in CloudTrail).
In this episode, you learn to capture the data without touching source code. You also analyze the data and use the results to improve your IAM policies.
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A service mesh for EC2, ECS, and EKS
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Don't miss the our blog post Review: AWS App Mesh – A service mesh for EC2, ECS, and EKS, the written version of this podcast episode.
Building a service mesh is trending those days. App Mesh provides service mesh capabilities for EC2, ECS, and EKS. For free! On top of that, App Mesh integrates with a bunch of AWS services like Cloud Map, Certificate Manager, CloudWatch, and X-Ray. App Mesh is a new service still at the very beginning. Our service maturity score of 4.7 indicates that it is too early to use App Mesh right now. Let’s wait for AWS to improve the service step by step based on other AWS customers’ feedback.
The fundamental problem is that App Mesh is not a fully managed service. As an App Mesh customer, you need to deploy and operate 1-3 sidecar containers per task (aka. pod). This contradicts the goal of having the cloud provider take over as many tasks as possible.
It is frustrating that activating CloudWatch metrics incurs costs of more than $150 per month for a mesh consisting of two services. Also, $400 per month for a private CA provided by ACM will probably be a show stopper for most scenarios.
Overall, App Mesh is only for service mesh enthusiasts.
We have just released chapter 3 of the Rapid Docker on AWS video course. You will learn how to master the building blocks of a modern cloud architecture: running containers without servers, configuring HTTPS/TLS encryption, managing the cloud with Infrastructure as Code, …
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6 unknown CloudFormation features you should know about
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Don't miss our blog post 6 unknown CloudFormation features you should know about, the written version of this podcast episode.
Michael shares 6 tips and tricks to improve your Infrastructure as Code templates:
About two months ago, we launched the beta of marbot for Microsoft Teams. We received tremendous feedback. Today, we are happy to announce that marbot for Microsoft Teams is generally available on the AWS Marketplace.
Monitor your AWS infrastructure with easy and receive alarms via Microsoft Teams. Check it out!.
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How do you choose the best storage option on AWS?
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How do you choose the best storage option on AWS?
Choosing storage service is critical when designing a cloud architecture. Read on to learn about the characteristics, limitations, typical use cases, and a decision tree for the following options to store data on AWS:
This podcast episode is based on the blog post Storage on AWS, which was published first on the Cloudcraft blog.
Looking for a comparison of all database services available on AWS instead? Check out Databases on AWS.
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From rolling updates to blue green and canary
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Don't miss our blog post ECS Deployment Options, the written version of this podcast episode.
You can find Philipp on Twitter and his blog.
Also check out Philipp's deep dive on load balanced ECS Service deployments with CloudFormation
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Comparing the available options
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Don't miss our blog post Messaging on AWS, the written version of this podcast episode.
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Cheaper and Faster REST APIs?
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Don't miss our blog post Review: API Gateway HTTP APIs - Cheaper and Faster REST APIs?, the written version of this podcast episode.
An API gateway acts as an API front-end that receives API requests from clients and forwards them to back-end services. Typically, an API gateway offers the following features:
AWS offers different types of API gateways as a managed service. This review takes a closer look at the new service API Gateway HTTP APIs announced in December 2019 and generally since available in March 2020. The cloud provider promises that HTTP APIs are faster and cheaper than it's predecessor. We will look at hard technical facts instead of flowery marketing promises.
A summary of Amazon's API gateways to avoid confusion:
This review focuses on HTTP APIs.
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We are happy to announce, that marbot, our chatbot monitoring your AWS infrastructure is now available not only for Slack but for Microsoft Teams as well. marbot sets up CloudWatch Alarms and EventBridge Rules for all parts of your AWS infrastructure. CloudFormation and Terraform are supported. Your team receives alerts as direct messages or channel messages via Slack or Microsoft Teams. The alert includes relevant details to understand and solve the problem.
Give marbot for Micrsoft Teams a try!
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Don't miss our blog post End-user monitoring of your website with CloudWatch Synthetics, the written version of this podcast episode.
CloudFormation template mentioned: https://github.com/marbot-io/monitoring-jump-start/blob/master/marbot-synthetics-website.yml
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Comparing different approaches to manage a container cluster on top of EC2
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Don't miss our blog post Scaling Container Clusters on AWS: ECS and EKS, the written version of this podcast episode.
PROVISIONING for clusters with capacity provider.SERVICE_TASK_PLACEMENT_FAILURE.CPUReservation and MemoryReservation.Become a Docker on AWS professional! Our ebook/video course Rapid Docker on AWS is designed for DevOps engineers and web developers who want to run dockerized web applications on AWS. We lead you with many examples: From dockerizing your application to Continuous Deployment and Infrastructure as Code on AWS. No prior knowledge of Docker and AWS is required. Learn more!
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Don't miss our updated blog post CloudFormation vs. Terraform, the written version of this podcast episode.*
Our open-source CloudFormation template projects:
Our open-source Terraform modules can be found in the Terraform Registry
List of missing CloudFormation coverage.
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Think twice before using AWS Organizations
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Don't miss our blog post AWS Account Structure: Think twice before using AWS Organizations, the written version of this podcast episode.
Book tipp: Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder by Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
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Refresh your CloudWatch knowledge!
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Don't miss our blog post CloudWatch Metrics & Alarms reloaded, the written version of this podcast episode.
Metric Math use cases from our blog:
Alarm use case from our blog: Dead man's switch with CloudWatch
marbot takes care of your Amazon Web Services (AWS) monitoring setup. You receive and close all relevant alerts via Slack. marbot integrates with CloudWatch, Elastic Beanstalk, EC2, RDS, any many more. Check marbot out for free!
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Pitfalls That You Should Avoid When Designing A Network Architecture
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Don't miss our blog post Advanced AWS Networking: Pitfalls That You Should Avoid, the written version of this podcast episode.
AWS offers shiny and powerful networking services. However, you should know about the pitfalls when designing advanced networking architectures for AWS. I will share some pitfalls that came to my attention when consulting clients to get the most out of AWS.
You will learn how to answer the following questions:
A Transit Gateway simplifies peering VPCs. However, there is a baseline costs of $36.00 per month for each VPC attached to the Transit Gateway.
Adding NAT Gateways to your architecture costs $96.00 per month for 3 availability zones. Also, the costs for outbound network traffic will increase by 50%. From a economical point of view it makes sense to place workloads with high outgoing network throughput into public subnets.
Always add VPC Endpoints for S3 and DynamoDB. But do the math, when adding VPC Endpoints for other AWS services to your network. Using a NAT Gateway might be cheaper.
When choosing a CDN provider besides CloudFront, make sure you have taken into account the additional costs for outbound traffic.
Share Route 53 Outbound Resolvers between VPCs and AWS accounts to reduce costs. Think about using Public Hosted Zones instead of paying $180.00 per month for an Route 53 Inbound Resolver.
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EC2, Fargate, or Serverless?
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Don't miss our blog post What''s the best AWS Compute option for your project?, the written version of this podcast episode.
There are many good reasons why you should move to the cloud and AWS in particular. Benefit from the latest innovations or consume sophisticated technology as a commodity (relational databases, Hadoop clusters, data warehouses, …) to lower your time to market. You can automate every single task to increase the quality of your operations. Pay as you go by default for maximum freedom with options for longer-term commitments for lower prices. An elastic world allows new services and processes that will transform the way you think IT. Last but not least, you get the same capabilities across the globe. The only downside: AWS offers so many choices and freedom!
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Amazon Connect – A Programmable Telephone System
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Don't miss our blog post Review: Amazon Connect – A Programmable Telephone System, the written version of this podcast episode.
Do you provide services to consumer or business clients? Which channels do you provide for clients to get support, leave feedback, or let off frustration?
Amazon Connect provides a contact center solution in the cloud. Your clients contact you via phone or chat. A group of agents answers their phone calls and chat conversations. The workflows are fully customizable to your specific needs.
This review puts Amazon Connect to the test. I set up Amazon Connect for our consulting agency widdix, recently. While doing so, I had a look into the technical details as well.
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Best practices to manage mutable EC2 instances
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Don't miss our blog post EC2 Instances 2.0 - Time to Update Your Toolbox, the written version of this podcast episode.
Managing a mutable EC2 instance comes with many responsibilities. In this episode, Michael shows you how to solve everyday challenges by leveraging the latest and greatest capabilities of the AWS platform.
Find a full implementation codified into two CloudFormation templates (al2-mutable-public.yaml and al2-mutable-private.yaml) on Github: https://github.com/widdix/aws-cf-templates/tree/master/ec2
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Explain the "why", Form a team of subject-matter experts, Invest in training and coaching, ...
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Don't miss our blog post 10 Success Factors for Starting Your Cloud Journey, the written version of this podcast episode.
Are you planning to start the cloud journey for your organization soon? Learn from others to turn your initiative into a huge success. Michael and I have accompanied medium-sized businesses and enterprises in their transformation projects and would like to share our learnings with you. We are consultants focusing 100% on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Our goal is technical excellence, as well as business outcomes.
We have identified the following success factors:
All the best for starting your cloud journey!
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The 10 most important announcements you should not miss.
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Don't miss our blog post All you need to know about AWS re:Invent in 2019 , the written version of this podcast episode.
People we interviewed:
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It was never easier to optimize your AWS bill!
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Michael's re:Invent session DVC02
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Improving Latency and Design for Region Failure
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Don't miss our blog post Review: AWS Global Accelerator - Improving Latency and Design for Failure , the written version of this podcast episode.
Additional links: AWS Global Accelerator - Anycast - Pricing - Latency Benchmark - CloudFront - CloudFormation - Terraform.
Special thanks to PerfOps for providing the latency benchmark tooling.
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CloudFront, S3, Lambda@Edge and more
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Now and then you ask us: How do you run cloudonaut.io? Today, I want to share some insights with you about the work and technology behind the scenes of our blog.
We write our blog posts in Markdown and use hexo to generate a static website.
We host our blog on CloudFront and S3. See CloudFormation template for a static website.
Lambda@Edge allows us to handle redirects and optimize images on the fly. Check out our static-website-img-optimize if you want to build something similar.
By using Uptime Robot and marbot, we make sure we are the first to know that our blog is suffering from a downtime.
Want to learn more? Check out our blog post How we run our blog cloudonaut.io which is discussing the topic of this episode as well.
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Four simple rules to protect your sensitive data.
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How to avoid S3 data leaks?
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Get the job done with minimal effort
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18:20 Companion Blog-Post: http://cloudonaut.io/rapid-ci-cd-with-codebuild-to-deplpy-php-and-docker/
33:59 Rapid Docker on AWS: https://cloudonaut.io/rapid-docker-on-aws/
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A cloud-native and production-ready relational database?
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05:20 Werner Vogels about the design of Amazon Aurora: https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2019/03/Amazon-Aurora-design-cloud-native-relational-database.html
05:30 re:Invent 2018 talk DAT336: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DqNk7ZTYjA
09:15 Amazon Aurora Serverless – The Sleeping Beauty: https://www.percona.com/blog/2019/01/09/amazon-aurora-serverless-the-sleeping-beauty/
25:18 Limitations of Aurora Serverless: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide/aurora-serverless.html#aurora-serverless.limitations
25:45 Companion Blog-Post: http://cloudonaut.io/review-amazon-aurora-serverless/
30:49 Rapid Docker on AWS: https://cloudonaut.io/rapid-docker-on-aws/
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AWS Marketplace SaaS Subscriptions
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Blog post with code examples: https://cloudonaut.io/how-to-sell-pay-per-use-saas-to-aws-customers-in-the-aws-marketplace/
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A rant
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Don't miss the blog post, the written version of this podcast episode: https://cloudonaut.io/ec2-instance-connect-is-an-insecure-default/
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A centralized place for managing backups?
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