Microservices Microservices are a software development pattern that breaks down a large application into smaller independent services. • Small subsets of functionality but self-contained • Size is variable but should generally be small enough to fit ...
I'm in the process of working through some Machine Learning Training at the moment, with the aim of taking the AWS Machine Learning Speciality Exam and I've had some thoughts on Machine Learning training and learning as a whole that I'd like to shar...
Welcome to Part 3 of my EC2 section of my Intro to AWS series. This is a continuation of part 1 and part 2, which you can read here: https://blog.johnwalker.tech/elastic-compute-cloud-ec2-intro-to-aws-series and here: https://blog.johnwalker.tech/ela...
Welcome to Part 2 of my EC2 section of my Intro to AWS series. This is a continuation of part 1, which you can read here: https://blog.johnwalker.tech/elastic-compute-cloud-ec2-intro-to-aws-series. In this post, I will continue with some topics I me...
Keeping track of which external software libraries you have used in your programs and what the requirements are for running your code is a key part of good coding. Being able to get your code up and running on a new install or just knowing which depe...
AWS Cross-Account role access using Python To help centralise security and provide controllable levels of access, AWS provide a way of access multiple accounts by allowing one user to assume a role in another account and use the permissions attached ...
Working in the cloud can be complex and challenging, with many ways to utilise the services that someone like AWS offers. There are ways to use cloud resources in similar ways to traditional on-premise environments, but often there are drawbacks and ...
Introduction This post is part of my Intro to AWS Series and we will start off where many people start with AWS, with EC2, the main way of running virtual instances. This post will be on the long side, as I'm still experimenting with the best format ...
Introduction This will be the first in a series of blog posts to look at Amazon Web Services (AWS) from a ground up approach. The aim of this series will be to introduce concepts used in AWS and to provide some approaches to using AWS and to inform o...
