Connect to Amazon AWS RDS instance from local machine
In this guide I'll explain how to connect to AWS RDS (Relational Database Service) postgres instance from your...
AWSA collection of 7 posts
AWS posts for developers who want a practical, minimal-drama way to run and ship production systems on Amazon Web Services. Expect hands-on guides for common building blocks like networking, IAM, compute, storage, and deployments, with a focus on repeatable setups you can automate. If you are connecting AWS to a CI/CD pipeline or a self-hosted stack, you will find workflows that reduce manual steps and keep environments consistent.
Frontend for the email adventures
If you stumbled upon this article and have to do frontend for the email, my deep condolences. Take a deep breath and try not to lose it because world of email design feels like the Upside...
Build multi arch docker images with Buildx and ECR
Internally my nextjs app uses a native node module built in Rust, and the awkward part is that my production...
Serve Nextjs behind Nginx or how to setup Nextjs on Elastic Beanstalk
In this post I'll explain a setup for one of my NextJS websites on elasticbeanstalk. You probably already know about what are NextJS, Nginx and elasticbeanstalk, so I'll skip the introductory definitions....
Use S3 bucket as persistent storage for Elastic Beanstalk
By default every elastic beanstalk application has an associated S3 bucket for storing application versions, rotated logs (enable it) and...
Content Delivery with Cloudflare and Cloudfront combined
Content delivery network (CDN) is my recommended way of serving statics because of : 1. Separation of concerns Meat of the...