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AWS provides a range of services designed to help developers build scalable applications. This article explores the key features of AWS, including autoscaling, load balancing, and database scalability, and how they can be used to create applications that can handle sudden spikes in traffic or usage.
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A beginner’s guide to AWS Security Groups, covering what they are, how they work, types, rules, and best practices.
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Cloud Cost Optimization Strategies for Businesses: Learn how to reduce your cloud bills by monitoring and analyzing usage, right-sizing resources, using reserved instances, spot instances, and leveraging cloud-native databases
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Discover how Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) CodeCommit and CodeBuild services can help streamline your development workflow.
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This article provides an in-depth look at AWS Elastic Load Balancer, exploring its key features, use cases, and benefits. Learn how to build scalable and highly available applications with the power of ELBs.
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This article provides an overview of AWS Security features, including Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Key Management Service (KMS), CloudWatch Logs and Metrics, Inspector, and Detective.
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This article explores the benefits of using CloudFormation templates to simplify AWS deployment. Learn how to create and use these powerful tools to define your infrastructure as code.
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Choosing the right AWS storage solution requires careful consideration of several key factors, including data access patterns, durability, performance requirements, and security and compliance needs. This article provides an overview of the different AWS storage solutions and offers best practices for selecting the right one for your application.
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In this article, we’ll explore the best practices for creating a highly available database on Amazon Web Services (AWS). We’ll cover design considerations, AWS database options, multi-AZ deployments, read replicas, scaling, and monitoring and maintenance.
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This article explains how to create a real-time data processing pipeline using Amazon Web Services (AWS). It covers the benefits of real-time data processing, the key services provided by AWS for building such pipelines, and provides step-by-step instructions on how to build a pipeline with AWS.