Get ready for another jam-packed edition of our weekly DevOps newsletter! This week, I'm covering everything from monitoring production systems and using message brokers to explaining CDN in simple words and testing AWS Serverless & Lambda. Plus, I'll be sharing tips for writing Terraform for unsupported resources, discussing AI-generated infrastructure-as-code, and highlighting the best book for hiring talented tech engineers.
Don't forget to check out a podcast featuring IAM best practices, and our open-source projects of the week, including a web-based database interface, a tool for deploying apps with zero downtime, and an AWS Spot instances estimator. And that's just the start - there's plenty more to explore. So buckle up and let's dive in!
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Listing all AWS resources in an AWS account
I recently wrote a blog post on how to list all your AWS resources and build your asset inventory to answer questions about your AWS infrastructure.
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" Test In production: the ideal monitoring" - A few inputs on monitoring your production system for any regression bug that can be introduced while everyone constantly makes changes - Read more » |
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" Why use message brokers?" - Reduce pressure off downstream consumers, prevent messages/data from being lost, parallel processing and others - Read more » |
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" Content Delivery Network (CDN): explained in simple words" - This post does a great job on explaining what a CDN is and how it works internally - Read more » |
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" Guide to AWS Serverless & Lambda testing" - A practical guidelines for testing Serverless based apps, from mocking events to end to end tests - Read more » |
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" Writing Terraform for unsupported resources" - TerraCurl is a utility Terraform provider that allows you to make managed and unmanaged API calls in their Terraform code - Read more » |
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" Move past incident response to reliability" - Remember when optimism and crossed fingers were our first line of incident response? @lethain outlines a better way - Read more » |
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" Ensuring smooth migration to Serverless" - Should you do performance testing if AWS says that a particular service has certain Service Level Objectives? If yes, what process should you follow? - Read more » |
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1️⃣ Mathesar is an open source tool that provides a spreadsheet-like interface to a PostgreSQL database - Learn more »
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2️⃣ A native desktop application that allows you to estimate the cost savings you can achieve in your AWS account by converting your AutoScaling Groups to Spot instances - Learn more »
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3️⃣ MRSK deploys web apps anywhere from bare metal to cloud VMs using Docker with zero downtime - Learn more »
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4️⃣ A verification engine on Kubernetes that enables verification of artifact security metadata and admits for deployment only those that comply with policies you create - Learn more »
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5️⃣ A lightweight utility to dump AWS Fargate's ECS containers environment variables locally - Learn more »
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6️⃣ 30 days of Python programming challenge is a step-by-step guide to learning the Python programming language in 30 days - Learn more »
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" AI-Generated Infrastructure-as-Code: the good, the bad and the ugly" - Read more » |
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" Event-driven architecture vs. event-based compute in Serverless apps" - Read more » |
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" Avoiding the Serverless workflow antipatterns" - Read more » |
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In this episode, the author of "Practical AWS IAM Guide" shares his takes on IAM best practices and tools including IAM Analyzer, Cloudsplaining, IAM live, TrackIAM, and others.
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"Who: The A Method for Hiring" is a must-read if you're planning to grow your engineering team. It outlines a practical and insightful approach to hiring top talent.
The authors provide detailed guidance on each interview step, including tips for sourcing engineers, conducting effective interviews, evaluating references, and negotiating job offers.
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Cloud Engineer @Ory
GCP, Crossplane, Kubernetes
🌎 Remote, europe
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DevOps Cloud Engineer @Onehouse
AWS, Jenkins, Terraform
🌎 Remote, anywhere
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Senior SRE @Couchbase
AWS, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes
🌎 Remote, USA
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Hand-picked DevOps opportunities to work from home, remotely, freelance, full-time, part-time, contract and internships - See more »
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Development containers are a thing!
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I hope you enjoy this week’s newsletter! Share it with a friend or colleague if you find it helpful, drop me an email or send me a DM on Twitter about topics you’d like to hear about in future editions.
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