AWS API Gateway, Lambda, SNS
AWS API Gateway is extremely powerful and easy to deploy. You don’t have to manage any infrastructure (i.e. no purchasing, scaling, patching), the gateway is capable of handling tens of thousands of requests per second,
AWS CloudFormation is an infrastructure-as-code tool that defines resources and their configurations in a standardized template — either a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) or YAML format. In general, YAML is the preferable option, as it’s
AWS Mainframe Migration Service
https://aws.amazon.com/mainframe/ AWS announced the general availability of AWS Mainframe Modernization, a new service that makes it faster and easier for customers to modernize mainframe-based workloads by moving them to the cloud to enjoy
API Gateways vs a monolithic Service Bus
APIs provide the standardized contract that was missing from the SOAP environment. SOAP messaging and related protocols were used in the monolithic Service Bus Architecture or Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), in which device endpoints
Disaster Recovery Patterns in AWS
There are four levels of DR protection in AWS. DR patterns: From least costly and complex to most. 1-Backup and restore. Admins typically choose this option for DR requirements such as minimizing data loss.
K8s and Docker – use cases and differences
Both Kubernetes and Docker are used to deploy and manage containers. Often Docker Containers run applications within Kubernetes (K8s) node clusters. Usually the two are working together. Docker is however, suitable for different use
Testing deployment of Applications in the Cloud (SAST, DAST)
Here are five areas where teams can add automated security checks into development pipelines. 1. Code quality (SAST) Perhaps the control that springs to mind first when people think about software security is code quality
Mule SAPI migration to Kong – conceptual overview
Use Case: Migrate System APIs or SAPIs from Mule to Kong Gateway. Models: There are 2 basic deployment models when using an API gateway and SAPIs. 1-Gateway + SAPI + Side Car with a connection
Side Car Pattern for Containers
A common Cloud pattern especially with a container deployment model, is to use a side car in which we deploy components of an application into a separate process or container to provide isolation and encapsulation