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From Manual Setup to IaC: Stop Clicking the AWS Console

5d ago · 4 min read · An EC2 instance here, an S3 bucket with a specific config there, a security group someone tweaked manually six months ago. The console is stateless - it doesn't remember intent, it just shows current

AWS S3: Storage That Actually Scales

Apr 20 · 5 min read · When I started working with production workloads - database dumps, application logs, config files across environments - and realized pretty quickly that throwing files onto a server and hoping for the

Deploying Apps the Right Way - A Production-Grade AWS Setup

Apr 20 · 5 min read · Real applications don't sit in public subnets with open ports. They live in private subnets, with tightly controlled access. So I put together a full setup: VPC with public and private subnets across

AWS Route 53: DNS as a Service

Apr 7 · 5 min read · Every application you've ever built on AWS has an IP address. Your EC2 instance has one. Your load balancer has one. None of those IP addresses are what your users type into a browser - and the gap be

AWS Security Groups and NACLs

Apr 6 · 4 min read · Every request that reaches your application on AWS has passed through at least two security checkpoints you configured - or forgot to configure properly. Security Groups and NACLs are the last line of