AWS
Using Terraform to Deploy AWS Resources
Provisioning infrastructure resources has always been a time-consuming manual process. Infrastructure has now moved away from physical hardware in data centers to software-defined infrastructure using virtualization technology and cloud computing.
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Deploying a Spring Boot App with the AWS CDK
In the article “Getting Started with AWS CloudFormation”, we have already played around a bit with AWS CloudFormation. We have deployed a network stack that provides the network infrastructure we need, and a service stack that deploys a Docker image with our Spring Boot application into that network.
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Getting Started with AWS S3 and Spring Boot
In this article, we are going to explore AWS' Simple Storage Service (S3) together with Spring Boot to build a custom file-sharing application (just like in the good old days before Google Drive, Dropbox & co).
Read moreGetting Started with AWS CloudFormation
Continuous deployment is an important part in today’s software development loop. We want to ship the latest version of our software in no time to provide our users with the newest features or bugfixes.
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Local Development with AWS on LocalStack
When we build applications with AWS, we access various AWS services for multiple purposes: store files in S3, save some data in DynamoDB, send messages to SQS, write event handlers with lambda functions, and many others.
Read moreThe AWS Journey Part 4: Zero-Downtime Deployment with CloudFormation and ECS
The AWS journey started with deploying a Spring Boot application in a Docker container manually and we continued with automatically deploying it with CloudFormation and connecting it to an RDS database instance.
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