In this article, we’ll explore essential Linux commands that are commonly used in the daily tasks of system administrators, cloud engineers, and DevOps practitioners.
Today, we will explore the power of variables in Terraform and how they can enhance the flexibility and reusability of our infrastructure code.
Whether on AWS or Azure, DevOps done right helps you move fast and innovate. But what if DevOps were more accessible? What if you could make big architectural changes in seconds and prototype rapidly, with just one line of code?
A tutorial on configuring AWS SFTP Server with AWS S3
Servers on AWS provide certain levels of security for users. That’s great. But too many security concerns may cause your daily operations less convenient. A good example is that you need to provide…
The Node Exporter is a service from Prometheus that allows for the extraction of node information via an Application Program Interface (API). If you are reading this then you probably are well aware…
Manage your secrets using Vault and Python — Dock2Learn
When connecting your AWS environment to a SaaS solution in another AWS account, what do you say if you get asked whether you want to use AWS PrivateLink, Transit Gateway (TGW), or VPC Peering to…
Gitlab CI pipeline for AWS EC2 deployment
Since I started using AWS CloudFormation 4 years ago, I have seen many people using the Fn::Join command to merge information such as static text and variables in their CloudFormation templates. While this works, it can get messy and difficult to understand when things get complicated. Fn::Sub helps simplify our template definitions.
Quick automation tips for clearing out your AWS S3 buckets.
