ANAnthony Nzukiintonynzuki.hashnode.dev00Part 4: Latency-Based Routing PolicyApr 28 · 3 min read · Introduction There's one question that matters most when building globally distributed applications. The question is, how do you give users the fastest possible response without any lag?Latency-based Join discussion
ANAnthony Nzukiintonynzuki.hashnode.dev00Part 3: Geolocation Routing PolicyApr 28 · 2 min read · Introduction In a globally distributed application, not all users should be treated the same. There are certain scenarios that would prompt you to block access to your web application: Regulatory & LJoin discussion
ANAnthony Nzukiintonynzuki.hashnode.dev00Part 2: Simple Routing PolicyApr 28 · 3 min read · Introduction If you’ve configured DNS before, chances are you’ve already used a form of simple routing without realizing it.In this blogpost, we will use the most straightforward way to map a domain nJoin discussion
ANAnthony Nzukiintonynzuki.hashnode.dev00Part 1 : Weighted Routing Policy (step‑by‑step demo)Mar 24 · 3 min read · Intro / when to use weighted routing Weighted routing lets you split traffic across multiple resources by assigning each record a numeric weight. Use it when you want: Gradual traffic shifts (canary Join discussion
ANAnthony Nzukiintonynzuki.hashnode.dev00How to Create an EC2 Instance on AWSMar 18 · 3 min read · Introduction If you're just starting your AWS journey, launching your first EC2 instance is like a rite of passage. Today, I'll walk you through the entire process in plain English, just practical steJoin discussion