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Platform Engineering vs DevOps: What's The Difference?

Platform Engineering vs DevOps: What's The Difference?

By Aaron F.February 21st, 2023

Both DevOps and Platform Engineering are fields that are focused on enhancing the collaboration and communication between development teams and operations teams, but they go about accomplishing this aim in very different ways.

The Benefits of Cloud Based Infrastructure

The Benefits of Cloud Based Infrastructure

By Aaron F.February 1st, 2023

Cloud infrastructure is the term used to describe the set of hardware and software resources that make it possible to provide cloud services to customers. Servers, storage, networking, and software applications are all examples of potential resources in...

Terraform: An Introduction to Infrastructure as Code

Terraform: An Introduction to Infrastructure as Code

By Aaron F.January 21st, 2023

An open-source infrastructure as code (IAC) solution called Hashicorp Terraform enables businesses to provide and manage their infrastructure resources in a secure and reliable way. Users can specify their infrastructure resources using code with...

How To: Configure AWS Lambda to Automatically Invalidate CloudFront Objects

How To: Configure AWS Lambda to Automatically Invalidate CloudFront Objects

By Aaron F.April 7th, 2019

One common issue when taking advantage of the Amazon Cloud to optimize your website is the lack of necessary cache-control headers. If you run your website through Google Insights, one of the most common suggestions many website administrators will see...

UPDATED: How To: Configure AWS Lambda to Automatically Set Cache-Control Headers on S3 Objects

UPDATED: How To: Configure AWS Lambda to Automatically Set Cache-Control Headers on S3 Objects

By Aaron F.February 27th, 2017

One common issue when taking advantage of the Amazon Cloud to optimize your website is the lack of necessary cache-control headers. If you run your website through Google Insights, one of the most common suggestions many website administrators will see...

How to: Install the AWS CLI on Ubuntu

How to: Install the AWS CLI on Ubuntu

By Aaron F.April 4th, 2016

The AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) is a unified tool to manage your AWS services. With just one tool to download and configure, you can control multiple AWS services from the command line and automate them through scripts.