Here in the Tampa bay area we have user groups. Some are small, some are large, some are new, some are long running. But no matter what size, or type, or… Read More »Local user groups: get out more than you put in.
Found this awesome bit of information floating around the internet: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-access-resources-in-a-vpc-from-your-lambda-functions/
So Docker creates containers, when you stop these containers the container still exists it is simply stopped. And then we create more containers…and more containers…and more containers…until we look at… Read More »When removing an orphans is bad…
So as you can see from my previous posts I recently developed a AWS Lambda function that pulls data from S3, processes it, and updates a database. Now the problem:… Read More »AWS Lambda and automated testing.
#1 Stop blaming companies for bad code you wrote. Yes there are influences, but it was YOU who created it, not them. #2 Stop blaming company for not training you,… Read More »Advice for Professional Developers by Adam Culp
…I realize I am a bit new the AWS platform and some things are just impossible, but here is the desired work flow: POST/PUT image to S3 Run node.js app… Read More »The pain with AWS Lambda…
…came across this conversation this evening. Interesting topic abut where tests logic should live. https://dev.to/rtfeldman/where-should-tests-live
From the manual: ‘Syncs directories and S3 prefixes. Recursively copies new and updated files from the source directory to the destination. Only creates folders in the destination if they contain… Read More »The `aws s3 sync` command…
…so at my employ we are attempting to deploy a micro-service style application and thus enjoy all the new hotness that comes with it. The technical issues we are now… Read More »The down side of micro-service architecture…
So funny thing. As a general rule of thumb each environment is suppose to reflect production as much as possible. At work we use Codeception to run acceptance, function and unit… Read More »Of environmental parity and testing (pt1).