Apr 3[5/5] Tracing individual X-Ray requests from the front-endThis is a multi-part series on how to install, configure and get the most out of OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray with your microservices. [1/5] Profiling and logging microservices using OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray [2/5] Enabling X-Ray on common AWS services [3/5] Installing X-Ray on EKS — Elastic Kubernetes Service [4/5]…AWS2 min readAWS2 min read
Apr 3[4/5] Reporting OpenTelemetry metrics from your back-end microservicesThis is a multi-part series on how to install, configure and get the most out of OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray with your microservices. [1/5] Profiling and logging microservices using OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray [2/5] Enabling X-Ray on common AWS services [3/5] Installing X-Ray on EKS — Elastic Kubernetes Service [4/5]…AWS3 min readAWS3 min read
Apr 3[3/5] Installing X-Ray on EKS — Elastic Kubernetes ServiceThis is a multi-part series on how to install, configure and get the most out of OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray with your microservices. [1/5] Profiling and logging microservices using OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray [2/5] Enabling X-Ray on common AWS services [3/5] Installing X-Ray on EKS — Elastic Kubernetes Service [4/5]…AWS4 min readAWS4 min read
Apr 3[2/5] Enabling X-Ray on common AWS servicesThis is a multi-part series on how to install, configure and get the most out of OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray with your microservices. [1/5] Profiling and logging microservices using OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray [2/5] Enabling X-Ray on common AWS services [3/5] Installing X-Ray on EKS — Elastic Kubernetes Service [4/5]…AWS3 min readAWS3 min read
Apr 3[1/5] Profiling and logging microservices using OpenTelemetry and AWS X-RayThis is a multi-part series on how to install, configure and get the most out of OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray with your microservices. [1/5] Profiling and logging microservices using OpenTelemetry and AWS X-Ray [2/5] Enabling X-Ray on common AWS services [3/5] Installing X-Ray on EKS — Elastic Kubernetes Service [4/5]…AWS4 min readAWS4 min read
Published inBootcamp·Updated Feb 5Validating a person’s name from user inputWilliam Shakespeare once famously wrote “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” – clearly he has never heard of Tom, the Tank Engine. Collecting and using names from people can be a difficult endeavour for businesses, especially when emotionless…Names7 min readNames7 min read
Apr 25, 2020Maintaining ecological validity in a multi-tiered infrastructure using CircleCI contextsIn application development, you will want to deploy to multiple environments (development, testing, staging and production, for example) as the project progresses through a software development lifecycle. …Circleci4 min readCircleci4 min read
Mar 13, 2019Fixing crawl errors on Amazon S3 and CloudFrontCrawl Errors occur when a search engine (such as GoogleBot) attempts to index your site but encounters an error (usually HTTP 404). Examples of a crawl error includes: The href of a link on your site does not exist (dead link) A crawler re-indexes your site and finds that an…AWS4 min readAWS4 min read
Feb 25, 2019Model Engineering Show 2013This year saw the 106th annual Model Engineer Show and the advent of the maker section. …Makers3 min readMakers3 min read
Feb 25, 2019Web-Based Physical ComputingThis article is a brief introduction into electronics for web developers which allows you to control circuits from a web-based interface. Download the code samples from the GitHub Repository. Originally presented at the Mini Maker Faire Elephant & Castle on 6 July 2013. Original format was provided as a PowerPoint…Raspberry Pi8 min readRaspberry Pi8 min read
