We will continue today to talk about one specific service from AWS, that helps us to decouple services and applications. This article will learn about a particular type of SQS queue called First In, First Out (FIFO). In our last article, we learned about the standard SQS queue. However, we didn’t cover the message ordering …
In this article, we will learn how would we temporarily send messages into an SQS dead-letter queue. In our previous article, we cover everything about SQS itself. Take a moment and read It, if you didn’t. What SQS Dead Letter Queue resolve? The SQS Dead Letter Queue also help us to decouple our application. Let’s …
Hello, Bits Lovers. I am happy to see you again. Let’s continue to learn how to decouple our applications. This article will guide what Simple Queue Service (SQS) is. First, before we begin learning about the SQS service itself, we need to comprehend a significant idea, and that is: What is poll-based messaging? Later, we’ll analyze SQS …
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In our previous post, we learned the difference between scaling our application vertically and horizontally. This article will examine how and what it means to decouple our applications, designing one aws decoupled architecture. We’ll begin by peeking at tight coupling architecture and how this can generate issues and bottlenecks inside our architecture. Then we’ll perform …
In this post, we will discuss Launch Template vs Launch Configuration. And what they are. Finally, to get a view of when we can use one versus the other. Also, focusing on exam tips, for AWS certification. What is a Launch Template? A launch template is merely a group of all of the configurations that create …
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This post will discuss how to achieve high availability in aws and focus on high availability and scalability for the associate AWS solutions architects exam. But, first, we will go over four essential questions we need to ask ourselves in the exam, where we end up with a question that appears to connect to Scaling …
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In this article, we will talk about horizontal and vertical scaling. So we’re going, beginning with vertical scaling. Vertical Scaling This is also a little bit of the more aged type of scaling for applications. So first, we’ll see how this solves our latest cloud architecture. And then, we’re going to learn horizontal scaling, which …
Hi, Bits Lovers. This post will dive deep into Spot Instances and how we can time our workloads utilizing Spot Instances and Spot Fleets. So we’re just going to do a review of what Spot Instances are. We’re then going to go forward and look at our spot prices. Next, we’re going to examine what …
In this post, we’re going to look at how we can optimize S3 performance without using Transfer Acceleration to speed up the S3 transfers. First, we will examine the S3 prefixes and what they are. We’ll then examine how to employ prefixes to optimize S3 performance. Also, We’ll then examine restrictions with KMS, which means when …
Gitlab is a powerful tool that allows creating any process to automate our application lifecycle, from building and deploying. Also, today we will see how to deploy Elastic Beanstalk. Also, it’s a powerful product from AWS that automates the creation of one computer on the cloud, combining those two tools, which will improve our process …