This tutorial covers setting up a project, writing a Go Lambda server using Gin, and deploying it with AWS CDK, providing detailed code examples and instructions.

A quick overview of adding/retrieving secrets for AWS

Using Webpack 5 to build lambdas for AWS deployments

Use the TypeScript AWS CDK to deploy static sites to S3 with a CloudFront distribution and Route53 setup for a custom domain.

Learn how to play around with DynamoDB locally and use NoSQL Workbench to plan out your work

Learn how to setup LocalStack to help with local development emulating AWS products

Get started with the AWS CDK in TypeScript and learn some of the foundational work for upcoming tutorials.

Speed up your local AWS CDK development but using LocalStack and the AWS CDK Local wrapper package.

Use the TypeScript AWS CDK to deploy an S3 Bucket fronted by a CloudFront CDN and Route53 record.

A walkthrough on how to deploy a local DynamoDB table to LocalStack with the AWS TypeScript CDK.

The second part of this demo will show how to interact with our DynamoDB table using DynamoDB Toolbox.

Use the ECS patterns library to deploy a simple Fargate cluster to LocalStack.

Deploy a Kubernetes Fargate on EKS cluster using the AWS CDK.

Deploy a simple Python lambda function with the TypeScript AWS CDK to LocalStack.

Reduce instances and costs for single-run cron jobs by using AWS EventBridge rules to trigger AWS Lambda functions.

Don't mind me, I am just testing my scheduled blog post workflow.

After another failed hard drive meant losing data, I decided to look into mounting my own cloud storage. Here is how I did it.

Take a look into AWS' recently announced distributed Aurora SQL solution, now in preview!