by Marco Kuendig | 7. May 2019 | AWS, Database, Uncategorised
Amazon Aurora, a cloud-based relational database, brings together the benefits of a traditional onsite database with that of an open-sourced database. Amazon Aurora features faster speeds than a regular MySQL or PostgreSQL database, while remaining compatible with...
by Marco Kuendig | 1. May 2019 | AWS, Containers, DevOps
Kubernetes, an open-sourced application that lets users create and manage containerized applications, allows you to use in AWS to manage entire clusters of EC2 instances. A Kubernetes cluster is a logical grouping of EC2 instances that house your containers. You may...
by Marco Kuendig | 16. April 2019 | AWS, Containers, ServerLess
Serverless architecture and containers have been shown to work great together. That said, they have differences that make one more appropriate to a task than the other. Some qualities of serverless and containers resemble each other, but there are also crucial...
by Marco Kuendig | 2. April 2019 | AWS, Performance
AWS has recently announced the release of Amazon DocumentDB, a document database that offers rapid, highly available, and scalable service that is compatible with users of MongoDB applications and tools. While MongoDB is a popular database for storing and managing...
by Marco Kuendig | 22. March 2019 | AWS, DevOps, Management
Enterprises that need to generate and manage catalogs for their IT services to be used in AWS will find great mileage with AWS Service Catalog. This service lets you control all your deployed products, which can include virtual machine images, EC2 instances, storage...
