Substack·2yS3 Is Showing Its Age
S3 is falling behind its competitors in terms of features such as compare-and-swap operation, multi-region buckets, and object appends. These missing features are becoming a bigger problem as new infrastructure relies on object storage as the primary persistence layer. The decision to abandon or embrace S3 depends on the system's use cases and design goals. Preconditions on S3 and a unified S3Express One Zone API would make this decision easier.
ThePrimeTime·2yPrivate EMPTY S3 Bucket COST ME $1300
Discover how an empty private S3 bucket can cause a skyrocketing AWS bill, due to unauthorized requests from third parties and misconfigurations of an open-source tool. Learn about the potential risks and security measures to prevent such incidents.
AWS Tip·2yNode.js CreateReadStream and AWS MultipartUpload: Unlocking Memory and Network Efficient File Uploading Strategy.
Learn how to optimize file uploading in Node.js using fs.createReadStream and AWS MultipartUpload. Avoid high memory usage and improve performance when dealing with large files. AWS recommends using MultipartUpload for files over 100 MB.
Faun·2yBuilding Infrastructure to Serve Millions of Users on AWS: Preparation
This post provides step-by-step instructions on building infrastructure to serve millions of users on AWS. It covers topics such as creating virtual machines, installing WordPress on a virtual machine, creating a database on AWS, and connecting WordPress to an S3 bucket.
ITNEXT·2yFull Scalable Angular application based on AWS
This post discusses the steps to build a scalable Angular application based on AWS. It covers the tech stack used, advantages of using AWS, and the process of automating the deployment. The post also highlights the use of S3, CloudFront, Route 53, Elastic Beanstalk, API Gateway, Amazon Pinpoint, and AWS Lambda in the application architecture.
