This blog post is part 2 in our series about Wallace, our four wheeled, Android Things on an RPi3 powered company house robot. You can find the first part of the series here. In […]
I have spent some time working with the AWS Elasticsearh Service lately. Regrettably, I found the threshold before being productive was higher than I anticipated. One of my obstacles was to get an AWS […]
DIY “Face ID” I recently started to learn and explore the services at AWS, and the face recognition service seemed particularly interesting. In this post I want to share with you how I managed […]
Development of AWS Glue scripts can potentially add unnecessary expenses to your invoice if you are not careful. This blog post shows one way to avoid some of the cost in an automated fashion […]
AWS CLI MFA, how about that for title? It translates to Amazon Web Services Command Line Interface Multi Factor Authentication when all acronyms are spelled out. If you have enabled MFA for the AWS […]
First day of build is now over. One thing is for sure, it sure was a lot more focused than previous years. If, Chat-bots, IoT, machine learning and cloud catches your eye, this might […]
Serverless architecture and serverless applications are rapidly gaining momentum. In a couple of previous blog posts I have showed simple examples of how RESTful APIs can be deployed using AWS API Gateway and AWS […]
When I was writing my previous blog post about Introduction to CloudFormation for API Gateway, I noticed that CloudFormation also supports Swagger for API Gateway configuration. Curious about what such an implementation would look […]
In two previous blog posts I started by introducing scripts for Continuous Deployment on AWS Lambda and then I continued to experiment with Introduction to CloudFormation for API Gateway. This blog post will be […]
AWS API Gateway and AWS Lambda are part of the Serverless Architecture paradigm shift. The learning curve is steep and for this reason Amazon has a step-by-step tutorial on how to get started. This […]
The quickest way of pushing every code change to production is to use automation, but to do that in a safe and sustainable way also requires test automation. The goal of this blog post […]
The AWS documentation is extensive, yet I find it both incomprehensible and overwhelming from time to time. Recently, I struggled to configure a HostedZoneId in a Route53 AliasTarget targeting an Elastic Beanstalk environment using […]
This year we are three developers representing Jayway at Microsofts Build conference. This blog-post summarizes just some of the stuff we’ve seen on day two of the conference. Microsoft Cognitive Services: Give Your Apps […]
Defining information service infrastructures using AWS Cloudformation can sometimes feel like a double-edged sword. On the one hand it provides us with a high degree of control regarding consistency, on the other hand once […]
AWS Cloudformation is a super-powerful utility for defining entire backend infrastructures. Using it we can declaratively define infrastructure components and their inter-dependencies, then instantiate them all in one go. This provides us with repeatability […]