1d ago · 16 min read · A complete technical walkthrough of containerising a Next.js application and deploying it to AWS using Infrastructure as Code and automated CI/CD pipelines. Stack: Next.js · Docker · Terraform · Amazo
Join discussion4d ago · 8 min read · While learning container orchestration on AWS, I wanted to see how container deployments work in the cloud rather than only running them locally. I deployed a simple Node.js web app to Amazon ECS usin
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Mar 12 · 5 min read · One of the most common ways developers deploy applications to AWS using GitHub Actions looks like this: Create an IAM User Generate an Access Key and Secret Key Store them inside GitHub Secrets Ho
Join discussionFeb 14 · 3 min read · This guide covers only the deployment steps. The service itself assumed to be completed and tested. Generally, the path is divided to 3 parts: 1). Bring the dockerized version of the service to ECR 2). Run the container in the ECR Fargate infrastruct...
Join discussionFeb 12 · 9 min read · Why Traditional Container Orchestration Falls Short Self-managed container platforms create friction at scale. Kubernetes on EC2 requires managing worker nodes, configuring cluster autoscaling, maintaining CNI plugins, and coordinating rolling update...
Join discussionJan 25 · 3 min read · Introduction In some scenarios, AWS Lambda alone is not enough: Execution time exceeds 15 minutes Heavy CPU or memory usage Long-running or batch-style jobs In such cases, a common and scalable pattern is: Use Lambda to trigger an ECS task This ...
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Jan 20 · 3 min read · Modern DevOps teams want to deploy containerized applications without worrying about servers, scaling, or infrastructure complexity. AWS Fargate, combined with CloudFormation nested stacks, provides a powerful yet manageable way to run production-rea...
Join discussionJan 6 · 4 min read · 📌 Introduction Managing security, compliance, and scalability across multiple AWS accounts is challenging—especially when each account represents a different environment (prod, staging, dev) or team. While account-level isolation improves security, ...
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Jan 4 · 13 min read · Introduction You know what? I see teams spinning up Kubernetes clusters for three microservices all the time. Then they spend two months figuring out pods, ingress controllers, and all that magic. And then they pay $70 per month just for three cluste...
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