8 posts
A tutorial to use signed URLs to keep your CloudFront content private by default and control access to it more granularly. This simple, yet effective technique can help ensure the security and privacy of your content
If user uploaded images play a part in your application, you will sooner or later face the problem of users uploading enormously sized images. To solve this, this post will walk you through a Lambda & S3 based solution which is fast yet very cost efficient.
When you use ECS to deploy your applications, it becomes tedious to build & upload container image to ECR every time you want to make a change. In this post, let's build a CI/CD pipeline for containerized applications using AWS CodeBuild.
AWS Rekognition is a powerful service which provides real time image & video analysis using deep learning. This post explains how to use the service by creating a simple web app using ReactJS and using Rekognition with AWS Lambda & API Gateway.
I wanted to learn more about AWS Services like Elastic Beanstalk, RDS, and EC2. So, I tried them out and deployed a simple REST API developed using Spring Boot that uses MySQL as a database. This post covers what these AWS services can do for you, and how you can start using them right away.
Recently, I have been working on a ReactJS project which uses AWS services heavily, so, I chose S3 and CloudFront for hosting. However, manually building and deploying the React WebApp every time was a headache. Read on to find out how I automated the build and deploy process,
I wanted to implement a contact form on my website, which is developed using Gatsby. However, Gatsby sites are a static sites with no "backend". In this post, we will use Netlify's Lamba Functions with the SendGrid API to implement a Contact Form on static sites.
Many times, you need the ability to allow users to upload files, mainly images, to your WebApp. Most efficient way to do that is to use Amazon S3. This post explores two popular ways to use S3 storage service in Flask.