AWS has 26, (yes) I counted them, different products with exactly 3 letters in them (or derivatives of) - lets go through them one at a time.
A-C-M AWS Certificate Manager - Is not pronounced ac-em …
Now that I have got your attention with a catchy title - let me share with some of my thoughts regarding how AWS shines and how much your experience as a customer matters.
Deploying instances in the …
Many of us working with any cloud provider know that you should never ever commit access keys to a public github repo. Some really bad things can happen if you do.
AWS (and I assume all the cloud …
I have a decent commute every day back and forth to work and I have come to enjoy listening to a number of podcasts throughout the week.
I will try and keep the list up to date - here
As of today - …
Just to make this clear
(before someone get’s the wrong idea…)
This 100% fun. Humor.
Not religion. Not a mission.
Just having some fun at the expense of AWS..
If you follow me on Twitter …
Back in July 2018, I started to write a blog post about the upcoming death of Docker as a company (and also perhaps as a technology) but I never got round to completing and publishing the post. It is …
I have come across this a number of times of the past couple of months. Environments that were born in the datacenter, have grown in the datacenter - in short people who are used to certain (shall we …
I am currently on vacation in Rome (my first time) and during this trip I came to a number of realizations that I would like to share with you.
I went to the Colosseum today - and I have to say I was …
I don’t always do these kind of posts but 2018 was a substantial year for me that warrants a short summary.
I released the AWS Powershell Container - gauging by the number of pulls - I guess …
There was a lot to absorb during the jam packed week in Las Vegas but there were a number of things that I was truly surprised about during the conference..
It was clear that AWS is going after the …