Introduction There is a common idea in cloud-native engineering that Docker Compose is only a temporary step: Use Docker Compose for development. Use Kubernetes for production. That advice is reason
I once carried out a skills gap analysis on myself as a DevOps engineer, looking for my next challenging opportunity. I realised that although I had built smaller projects, I hadn’t yet executed a production-grade, full-blown cloud-native project tha...
After grasping the concepts of Networking, Subnetting, and IP addressing in Part 1 of my series, I was eager to move beyond theory. In this second part, I’ll guide you through the process of building a highly available VPC on AWS using Terraform, fea...
Networking was always that one topic I kept putting off until I realised it’s the backbone of almost everything I do as a DevOps Engineer. Concepts like Subnetting, CIDR notation, IP classes, and the OSI model used to feel overwhelming and sounded li...
FastAPI is a high-performance Python framework for building APIs, and Docker allows us to containerize applications to make them easier to deploy. In this guide, we'll containerize a FastAPI app with Docker, and automate the build and push of the Ima...
Introduction This article provides a step-by-step guide on deploying an application to Kubernetes using AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), including an overview of EKS. Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that helps deplo...
Introduction. When it comes to hosting a static website on AWS, there are two powerful services that stand above the rest: Amazon S3 and Amazon CloudFront. Say goodbye to slow-loading pages and hello to a blazing-fast web experience using these servi...