#Aws
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How and Why Did I Get Certified as an AWS Solutions Architect Associate?
The author explains what the AWS Solutions Architect Associate certification covers, how he prepared for it, and why it can help with job search, credibility, and architecture fundamentals.
Refactoring to Serverless: From Application to Automation
AWS engineers propose 'serverless refactoring': moving logic like event publishing out of application code and into automation code (CDK, Lambda Destinations) to separate business logic from topology.
S3 + CloudFront como default para sites estáticos
Depois de migrar o Scholion do Azure, o padrão S3 + CloudFront (bucket privado, OAC, CloudFront Function, cache diferenciado) revela-se como o default comoditizado.
No, AWS, Aurora Serverless v2 Is Not Serverless
The post argues that Aurora Serverless v2 keeps charging for idle capacity, so it behaves like auto-scaling rather than serverless. The name is misleading for users, costs, and cloud terminology.
Solving the Cold Start Challenge for Lambda Function Using Terraform Cloud
The post shows a Terraform setup for an AWS Lambda function with an S3 deployment artifact, reserved concurrency, and provisioned concurrency through an alias to reduce cold starts.
Serverless Event-Driven Systems
The article argues for event-driven-first serverless architectures around Amazon EventBridge, showing how loose coupling, async flow, schemas, and retries improve resilience and deployability.
5 AWS mistakes you should avoid
The post lists five common AWS mistakes in typical web applications: manual infrastructure, no Auto Scaling Groups, ignored CloudWatch metrics, ignored Trusted Advisor, and underused virtual machines.
Accessing the Amazon AWS from Elixir (using erlcloud)
The post explains how to use the Erlang library erlcloud from Elixir to reach AWS, configure credentials, and run basic S3 calls such as creating buckets, listing objects, and reading content.