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amplify #

• Deploying React application with AWS Amplify

aws #

• Solving EKS Cluster Games
• Kubernetes to RDS: secure connections via IAM roles without passwords
• EKS Auto Mode custom NodeClasses and NodePools
• Solving The Big IAM Challenge
• CI/CD guide: store Playwright test results in AWS S3
• Installing Python dependencies in AWS Lambda: easy pip guide
• A Beginner's Guide to AWS S3 Block Public Access
• Deploying React application with AWS Amplify
• Hidden files in an S3 bucket
• AWS open-sourced Secrets Manager Agent: what does that mean?
• Checking IAM policy length using Terraform
• Landing and blog: how-to and why at all
• Using AWS Parameter Store instead of Gitlab CICD Variables

bash #

• Bash functions
• Bash aliases and why I love them
• Automatic git commit

certification #

• CKA or not CKA: my thoughts about certification and stuff

cicd #

• CI/CD guide: store Playwright test results in AWS S3
• Using AWS Parameter Store instead of Gitlab CICD Variables

containers #

• How to minimize docker image size: 4 key approaches
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2

ctf #

• Solving EKS Cluster Games
• Solving The Big IAM Challenge
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 1

docker #

• How to minimize docker image size: 4 key approaches
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2

documentation #

• Everything* as code

eks #

• Solving EKS Cluster Games
• Kubernetes to RDS: secure connections via IAM roles without passwords
• EKS Auto Mode custom NodeClasses and NodePools

git #

• Everything* as code
• Signing your git commits with GPG key
• Git hooks: a painless way to use them
• Automatic git commit

github #

• Landing and blog: how-to and why at all

gitlab #

• Using AWS Parameter Store instead of Gitlab CICD Variables

gpg #

• Signing your git commits with GPG key

hardware #

• Linux battery management
• Server's first aid kit: a quick way to determine if your server is alive and well

iac #

• Everything* as code

iam #

• Kubernetes to RDS: secure connections via IAM roles without passwords
• Solving The Big IAM Challenge
• Checking IAM policy length using Terraform

kubernetes #

• Solving EKS Cluster Games
• Kubernetes to RDS: secure connections via IAM roles without passwords
• EKS Auto Mode custom NodeClasses and NodePools
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 1
• CKA or not CKA: my thoughts about certification and stuff

lambda #

• Installing Python dependencies in AWS Lambda: easy pip guide

linux #

• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 1
• Story time: how I locked myself out of root account and how I fixed it
• Linux battery management

nginx #

• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2

observability #

• Everything* as code

other #

• Everything* as code
• First year overview
• Story time: how I locked myself out of root account and how I fixed it
• Ready player one

postgres #

• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 1

python #

• Installing Python dependencies in AWS Lambda: easy pip guide

rds #

• Kubernetes to RDS: secure connections via IAM roles without passwords

react #

• Deploying React application with AWS Amplify

s3 #

• CI/CD guide: store Playwright test results in AWS S3
• A Beginner's Guide to AWS S3 Block Public Access
• Hidden files in an S3 bucket

secrets #

• AWS open-sourced Secrets Manager Agent: what does that mean?
• Using AWS Parameter Store instead of Gitlab CICD Variables

servers #

• Server's first aid kit: a quick way to determine if your server is alive and well

ssl #

• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2

terraform #

• Checking IAM policy length using Terraform

testing #

• CI/CD guide: store Playwright test results in AWS S3

troubleshooting #

• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 2
• Solving Sad Servers scenarios: part 1
• Server's first aid kit: a quick way to determine if your server is alive and well