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# [Design Constraints as Art: Maximizing Your AWS Free Tier](https://notjustanna.hashnode.dev/design-constraints-as-art-maximizing-your-aws-free-tier?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

AWS has a free tier. It is weirder, more generous, and more dangerous than you think. Years of building Lambda backends taught me how to make it sing.

Apr 2 · 17 min read · notjustanna.hashnode.dev  
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I build software for a living and infrastructure for fun, which means I have strong opinions about dependency graphs and a homelab that is one \`terraform apply\` away from a very educational afternoon.

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