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#089 Copying 5 TB in 15 minutes
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04/18/24 • 37 min
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Links
- S3 CopyObject for objects up to 5 GB
- S3 UploadPartCopy for copying larger objects
- renovate - Automated dependency updates
- renovate as a Service
- Amazon DynamoDB now supports resource-based policies
- AWS CodeBuild now supports custom images for AWS Lambda compute
- AWS CloudFormation ChangeSets now offer enhanced change visibility for deployments
- AWS IAM Identity Center now offers a streamlined AWS access portal and shortcut links
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Projects
- bucketAV — Antivirus protection for Amazon S3
- marbot — AWS Monitoring made simple!
- HyperEnv for GitHub Actions — Deploy self-hosted GitHub runners on AWS with ease!
- attachmentAV — Antivirus for Atlassian Jira and Confluence
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03/15/24 • 32 min
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Links
- Answers for AWS 2024
- alterNAT — NAT Gateways are dead. Long live NAT instances!
- Experience up to 40% faster stack creation with AWS CloudFormation
- Amazon RDS now supports io2 Block Express for consistent sub-millisecond latency and 99.999% durability
- AWS WAF enhances rate-based rules to support configurable time windows
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- bucketAV — Antivirus protection for Amazon S3
- marbot — AWS Monitoring made simple!
- HyperEnv for GitHub Actions — Deploy self-hosted GitHub runners on AWS with ease!
- attachmentAV — Antivirus for Atlassian Jira and Confluence
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#45 The AWS Cookbook
cloudonaut
04/28/22 • 38 min
Notes
Andreas invited John Culkin and Mike Zazon to talk about their latest book: the AWS Cookbook which includes 70 self-contained recipes to help you creatively solve common AWS challenges you'll encounter on your cloud journey.
During the show John and Mike share three of their recipes for free. Besides the audio-version, check out the text and code snippets as well.
- Testing IAM Policies with the IAM Policy Simulator
- Automatically Scanning Images in ECR for Security
- Redacting PII from text using Amazon Comprehend
Where to get the book?
Get the whole book with 70 self-contained recipes!
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Every week, we write about all things AWS. For example, we unbox or review new AWS services. We also share pitfalls that we learned about the hard way ourselves. On top of that, we provide code examples for Infrastructure as Code and Serverless applications.
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Support us
We launched cloudonaut.io in 2015. Since then, we have published hundreds of articles, podcast episodes, and videos. It's all free and means a lot of work in our spare time. We enjoy sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Have you learned something new by reading, listening, or watching our content? If so, we kindly ask you to support us in producing high-quality & independent AWS content. We look forward to sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Feedback
We ask for feedback! Please rate or review our podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Or send us a message via Twitter (Andreas and Michael) or LinkedIn (Andreas and Michael) or send us an email.
#25 CloudFormation's unknown features
cloudonaut
08/13/20 • 42 min
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Every week, we write about all things AWS. For example, we unbox or review new AWS services. We also share pitfalls that we learned about the hard way ourselves. On top of that, we provide code examples for Infrastructure as Code and Serverless applications.
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Notes
Don't miss our blog post 6 unknown CloudFormation features you should know about, the written version of this podcast episode.
Michael shares 6 tips and tricks to improve your Infrastructure as Code templates:
- cfn-lint
- Creation policy
- Update policy
- Deletion policy
- Update replace policy
- cfn-init
- Bonus: Stack Sets
📣 marbot for Microsoft Teams
About two months ago, we launched the beta of marbot for Microsoft Teams. We received tremendous feedback. Today, we are happy to announce that marbot for Microsoft Teams is generally available on the AWS Marketplace.
Monitor your AWS infrastructure with easy and receive alarms via Microsoft Teams. Check it out!.
Support us
We launched cloudonaut.io in 2015. Since then, we have published hundreds of articles, podcast episodes, and videos. It's all free and means a lot of work in our spare time. We enjoy sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Have you learned something new by reading, listening, or watching our content? If so, we kindly ask you to support us in producing high-quality & independent AWS content. We look forward to sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Feedback
We ask for feedback! Please rate or review our podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Or send us a message via Twitter (Andreas and Michael) or LinkedIn (Andreas and Michael) or send us an email.
05/12/23 • 25 min
Two brothers discussing all things AWS every week. Hosted by Andreas and Michael Wittig presented by cloudonaut.
Amazon Web Services in Action 3rd Edition out now!
We are happy to announce the official launch of our new book Amazon Web Services in Action 3rd Edition. The 3rd edition contains a new chapter covering containers on AWS: Building modern architectures for the cloud: ECS, Fargate, and App Runner. The chapter starts with the simplest way to deploy containers on AWS: App Runner. After that, we dive into our favorite architecture consisting of ECS to orchestrate containers and Fargate providing a Serverless container infrastructure.
Besides adding a new chapter, we have entirely rewritten chapter 15: Automating deployment: CodeDeploy, CloudFormation, and Packer. Automating the deployments is key to success in the cloud. Therefore, chapter 15 introduces three different options:
- CodeDeploy to roll out new versions of an application among a fleet of EC2 instances.
- Packer to bundle the latest version of an application into an AMI.
- CloudFormation to orchestrate rolling updates of EC2 instances managed by an auto-scaling group.
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Links
- Now available: Book Amazon Web Services in Action 3rd Edition
- What is Amazon Inspector?
- Monitoring Amazon Inspector findings
- Kamil Turek contributes to the Terraform AWS Provider
- Farewell to the Era of Cheap EC2 Spot Instances by Eric Pauley
- Fallback to on-demand EC2 instances if spot capacity is unavailable
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How we built bucketAV powered by Sophos
cloudonaut
04/27/23 • 35 min
Two brothers discussing all things AWS every week. Hosted by Andreas and Michael Wittig presented by cloudonaut.
Links
- bucketAV powered by Sophos
- How we built bucketAV powered by Sophos
- widdix/s3-getobject-accelerator
- Fallback to on-demand EC2 instances if spot capacity is unavailable
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Two brothers discussing all things AWS every week. Hosted by Andreas and Michael Wittig presented by cloudonaut.
- AWS News: Our thoughts on AWS's recent announcement.
- Lessons Learned: What we learned while building on AWS.
- #askcloudonaut: Ask us anything. Use the chat during the live stream or send in your questions in advance.
Links
- Serverless ETL (Builder's Diary)
- AWS User Group Stuttgart
- AWS User Groups
- Amazon SQS announces increased throughput quota for FIFO High Throughput (HT) mode to up to 6,000 Transactions Per Second (TPS)
- Announcing AWS Parameters and Secrets Lambda Extension
- Amazon Interactive Video Service now includes web and mobile SDKs for IVS stream chat
- IAM Identity Center adds session management features for improved user experience and cloud security
- Announcing dark mode support in the AWS Management Console
- AWS Nitro Enclaves is now supported on AWS Graviton
- GitHub action to deploy CloudFormation stacks
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10/19/22 • 50 min
Get insights into the day-to-day challenges of builders. In this issue, Peter Reitz from our partner tecRacer talks about how to build Serverless ETL pipelines with Athena and Airflow. Learn how to extract data from data stored on S3, transform and enrich the data, transform it into a format optimized for data analytics and upload the data to S3 for further processing.
Would you like to join Peters's team to solve real-world problems with the help of data analytics and machine learning powered by AWS? tecRacer is hiring a Cloud Consultant focusing on Machine Learning and Data Analytics. Apply now!
#32 Comparing API Gateways on AWS
cloudonaut
11/11/20 • 40 min
Newsletter
Every week, we write about all things AWS. For example, we unbox or review new AWS services. We also share pitfalls that we learned about the hard way ourselves. On top of that, we provide code examples for Infrastructure as Code and Serverless applications.
Subscribe to our newsletter for free!
Notes
Don't miss the blog post Comparing API Gateways on AWS , the written version of this podcast episode.
Special thanks to Cloudcraft our go-to tool for creating AWS architecture diagrams. This year we are writing for the Cloudcraft blog as well.
Comparing API Gateways on AWS
- API Gateway REST API
- API Gateway HTTP API
- API Gateway WebSocket API
- AppSync
- Application Load Balancer (ALB)
Additional Links
- Review: API Gateway HTTP APIs - Cheaper and Faster REST APIs?
- Serverless WebSocket API: API Gateway, Kinesis, Lambda
Support us
We launched cloudonaut.io in 2015. Since then, we have published hundreds of articles, podcast episodes, and videos. It's all free and means a lot of work in our spare time. We enjoy sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Have you learned something new by reading, listening, or watching our content? If so, we kindly ask you to support us in producing high-quality & independent AWS content. We look forward to sharing our AWS knowledge with you.
Feedback
We ask for feedback! Please rate or review our podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Or send us a message via Twitter (Andreas and Michael) or LinkedIn (Andreas and Michael) or send us an email.
#090 AWS Testing Awesomeness
cloudonaut
06/13/24 • 29 min
Andreas and Michael Wittig are building on AWS since 2009. Follow their journey of developing products like bucketAV, marbot, and HyperEnv and learn from practice.
Links
- How to write unit tests when using the AWS JavaScript SDK v3?
- Introducing Amazon GuardDuty Malware Protection for Amazon S3
- Tidying up after failed Terraform tests
- Amazon CloudWatch GetMetricData API now supports AWS CloudTrail data event logging
- Amazon CloudWatch now offers 30 days of alarm history
- Amazon ECS on AWS Fargate now allows you to encrypt ephemeral storage with customer-managed KMS keys
- AWS CloudFormation accelerates dev-test cycle with adjustable timeouts for custom resources
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Projects
- bucketAV — Antivirus protection for Amazon S3
- marbot — AWS Monitoring made simple!
- HyperEnv for GitHub Actions — Deploy self-hosted GitHub runners on AWS with ease!
- attachmentAV — Antivirus for Atlassian Jira and Confluence
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FAQ
How many episodes does cloudonaut have?
cloudonaut currently has 91 episodes available.
What topics does cloudonaut cover?
The podcast is about News, Cloud, Aws, Tech News, Podcasts and Technology.
What is the most popular episode on cloudonaut?
The episode title '#089 Copying 5 TB in 15 minutes' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on cloudonaut?
The average episode length on cloudonaut is 36 minutes.
How often are episodes of cloudonaut released?
Episodes of cloudonaut are typically released every 14 days, 1 hour.
When was the first episode of cloudonaut?
The first episode of cloudonaut was released on Aug 7, 2019.
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