An update to our DevOps Playground workshop on Amazon’s Fault Injection Service, looking at how we can now test Lambdas.
Another DevOps Playground, this time looking at Amazon’s Fault Injection Service
A shared presentation with Ross Walker, looking at an issue we encountered building an event driven system.
My presentation at the AWS Community Day in Belfast - Mystery of the Disappearing S3 Keys
A DevOps Playground looking at how we can host a serverless blogging platform using AWS services, and Hugo - a static site generator.
CodeCatalyst is a unified development environment created by AWS.
It has many features such as blueprints to assist in writing code, integrated Git repositories, dev environments which can be pre-defined and now AI integration. However, for myself, one of the most useful things is being able to define and use pipelines stored in the code repository.
Pipelines are one of the most commonly used tools that many of us working with code and Cloud use, allowing us to automate tasks to be carried out when we make changes to our code, whether that’s checking that our code works, building artefacts and packages, and deploying to our environments.
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