AWS Lambda is a solid serverless option, but setting up automatically scheduled events might not be intuitive. Let's see how CloudWatch can solve the problem.
OpenDaylight is easy enough to get set up in AWS, although you'll need to incorporate a few other assets like OpenJDK to get its features working just how you want them.
ELB logs are a valuable resource to have on your side. But it is being able to aggregate and analyze them with ELK that really allows you to benefit from the data.
There are many ways to integrate CloudWatch with the ELK Stack. See how to use a Lambda function to send logs directly from CloudWatch into the Logz.io ELK Stack.
Learn how to create a serverless Angular app, and get rid of concerns like elasticity, scale, and resiliency so you can concentrate fully on your code.
Learn how to use Amazon SQS with a simple Java program to send a message from a producer running in a process and consume the message by a consumer in another process.
How to get started using free, preprocessed CommonCrawl web crawl datasets that you could use for machine learning, natural language processing, and more.
Freescale and NXP combined last year. A result? Their newly released MCUXpresso IDE. See the latest features, ranging from more intuitive tools to debug probe discovery.
In this post we take a look at how to quickly create a Python function using AWS Lambda, including their configurations and uploading them to the service.
You can augment and enhance Apache Spark clusters using Amazon EC2's computing resources. Find out how to set up clusters and run master and slave daemons on one node.
Learn how to make sense of IaaS architecture, identifying API usage in apps, monitoring external services, dependencies, and APIs, and tackling dependencies.
You can use cloud tools to spice up your ASP.NET Core app. Azure Active Directories can help with user authentication and to customize usernames for a nicer appearance.
If you’re using Docker, the combination of Prometheus and Grafana offers an extremely enticing option to explore for reasons of ease of use and functionality.
These are the stages I go through when solving software errors in my applications. They help me reduce the stress and the time it takes to solve the trickiest of bugs.