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β Reading time: 12 minutes π Main Learning: CloudWatch Launches re:invent 2024 βοΈ Read the Full Post Online π Hey Reader ππ½ re:invent happened already two weeks ago and there were some amazing launches π CloudWatch got a lot of love at that re:invent. This is why we are showing you our top CloudWatch launches for this year. We've worked through all of them, tried to get them working with our example application of the CloudWatch Book, and are now busy updating the book βπ½. Let's dive into...
β Reading time: 14 minutes π Main Learning: Feature Flags with AWS AppConfig πΎ GitHub Repository βοΈ Read the Full Post Online π Hey Reader ππ½ There's no other field where it's so common to have "a small side-project" like in the software industry. Even though it's possible to build things as quickly as ever before due to cloud providers, tools, platforms, and AI, many indie founders (and also large enterprises) tend to fall into the same trap: they tend to build features that users do not...
β Reading time: 17 minutes π Main Learning: Observability at Scale with Open-Source πΎ GitHub Repository βοΈ Read the Full Post Online π Hey Reader ππ½ Welcome to this edition of the AWS Fundamentals newsletter! In this issue, we're focusing on observability with open-source tools on AWS. As most of you already know, we can use Amazon CloudWatch and X-Ray to monitor our application from every angle. But what if we want to hybrid setup where we run certain parts of our ecosystem outside of AWS?...