Shubham Tawareshubzz.hashnode.dev·Oct 19, 2024AWS CI/CD with AWS CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline with Rollback CapabilityIn this project, I built an end-to-end CI/CD pipeline utilizing AWS DevOps services such as Cloud9, CodeCommit, CodeBuild, Code Artifactory, CodeDeploy, CodePipeline and Route 53. The pipeline is designed to automate the entire software delivery proc...DiscussDevops
Daniel Herdanielher.hashnode.dev·Oct 18, 2024Building a Resume: A Journey into Cloud Serverless ArchitectureThe diagram above is a snapshot of my latest project, where I’ve been exploring cloud architecture in depth. At first glance, it might seem unfamiliar to someone without a technical background—like I once was. Hi, I’m Daniel. When I was a social work...DiscussAWS
Maxat Akbanovmaxat-akbanov.com·Oct 18, 2024AWS Route 53: Latency-based Routing PolicyLatency-based routing (LBR) in AWS Route 53 is designed to route end-user requests to the AWS region that provides the lowest latency. This routing policy ensures that users are connected to the closest and fastest endpoint (in terms of network laten...DiscussawsDevops
Maxat Akbanovmaxat-akbanov.com·Oct 16, 2024AWS Route 53: Weighted Routing PolicyThe Weighted Routing Policy allows you to route DNS query traffic to multiple resources in proportions that you specify. By assigning a relative weight (a numerical value) to each DNS record, you can control the percentage of requests that is directe...Discussawsweighted
Maxat Akbanovmaxat-akbanov.com·Oct 15, 2024AWS Route 53: Simple Routing PolicyAWS Route 53 is Amazon's scalable and highly available Domain Name System (DNS) web service. It translates human-readable domain names (like www.example.com) into IP addresses (like 198.51.100.42) that computers use to connect to each other. Within R...DiscussawsDevops
Maxat Akbanovmaxat-akbanov.com·Oct 14, 2024AWS Route 53 Alias vs CNAME RecordsA CNAME (Canonical Name) record is a type of DNS record used to alias one domain name to another. When a DNS resolver encounters a CNAME record, it will replace the original domain with the target domain and make a new DNS query for the target. For e...Discuss·40 readsawsDevops
Shubham Tawareshubzz.hashnode.dev·Oct 12, 2024AWS Three-Tier Architecture Explained: VPC, EC2, ALB, RDS, and MoreprojectIn today's cloud-driven world, building scalable and resilient applications is crucial for ensuring high availability and seamless user experiences. In this blog, I'll walk you through the deployment of a three-tier web application architectur...Discuss·37 readsAWS
Subhanshu Mohan Guptablogs.subhanshumg.com·Oct 10, 2024Designing an Effective Fallback Plan for Kubernetes FailuresWelcome to Part VII of my Kubernetes series, where we’ll explore the essential strategies for building a robust disaster recovery and fallback plan for your Kubernetes workloads. In this article we'll cover everything from failover strategies and mul...Discuss·10 likesMastering Kubernetes: Revolutionizing Cloud-Native OperationsDisaster recovery
Rabinson Thapablog.rabinsonthapa.me·Oct 10, 2024Custom Domain on AWS: A Step-by-Step GuideIntroduction In today's cloud-driven world, having a custom domain and ensuring your website or application is secure, fast, and globally accessible is essential. Whether you are hosting a static website on Amazon S3, deploying APIs via AWS Lambda, o...DiscussAWS
Gedion Danielblog.gediondaniel.dev·Oct 9, 2024Understanding CNAME and Alias Records in Amazon Route 53When setting up a website or web service, you may come across terms like CNAME and Alias records in Amazon Route 53. Both are used to direct traffic to the correct server, but they work in slightly different ways. Let’s break it down in simple terms....Discussdomain
