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Nate Aiman-Smith in Cloud UprisingJan 14 min read

Using Lambda-backed Custom Resources in all AWS Regions (or at least faking it), Part 1: Intro

ndergroundAug 24, 20151 min read

Your Ops Review == Your Engineering Culture… Part 1

Bryan Dove

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For better or worse, nderground is wedded to AWS, at least in the near and medium term.

In choosing a platform to support nderground, there was no competition. Amazon delivered the scalable and managed services that we could not find anywhere else (Elastic Beanstalk, RDS/Postgres, DynamoDB, S3, SES, Route 53, Elastic Cache…

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Andre ChristogaSep 17, 20152 min read

First time with AWS

Introduction

Simone Brunozzi in Simone BrunozziFeb 244 min read

“Ecxsue brvty/tpyos — snt whl mbl”

Even a signature can say a lot about you — and make you more memorable

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Bryan DoveAug 25, 20151 min read

For better or worse, nderground is wedded to AWS, at least in the near and medium term.

nderground

A lot of virtual ink has already been spilt on Amazon’s internal culture through the NYT article and myriad responses. I don’t see a ton I can add to that discussion. However, I will say that as I’ve now moved to be an AWS customer, I am comfortable knowing how seriously Amazon takes customer obsession and how strongly they live their leadership…

David MyttonApr 52 min read

Why doesn’t Google use its own cloud?

AWS is the leader in the space and announced that as of late 2010, Amazon.com was running 100…

Alan WeinkrantzFeb 242 min read

AWS — Amazon Web Services “Pops Up” in Tel Aviv

A Pop-up Loft from AWS — Amazon Web Services — is…

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Phil Goerdt in Red Pill AnalyticsJul 24, 20156 min read

Creating an AWS Image from a Partitioned Virtual Machine

A How-To Guide for Creating Multiple Disked VMs in the Cloud

The Problem

Not long ago, Stewart approached me to help him prepare an Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment…

Peter FoxJul 23, 20153 min read

Micro-Services with AWS Lambda and API Gateway — Part 2

So if you’ve read and followed the first part you’ve now got a work flow for creating Lambda functions and testing locally. Now we should look at packaging and deploying our code and getting it up on AWS for a quick test drive before…

Annelies GambleDec 24, 20152 min read

Is Uber really worth almost 25% of Amazon?

Amazon’s market cap is just over $300B. Uber was recently valued at $70B — worth more than Ford or GM. Both companies have changed traditional businesses with technology. Both deliver better results.

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