As developers, we often face the daunting task of sifting through massive amounts of log data to isolate the information we truly need. AWS Lambda functions add another layer to this challenge by generating a significant volume of logs that are pushed to CloudWatch Log Groups. Introducing a Python script for better log management! This utility • Read More »
Tags: aws, cloudwatch
When creating a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) within AWS, you need to understand how IP addressing works. This guide will help you design an IP scheme suitable for deploying three private and three public subnets within your AWS infrastructure. IP Addressing Basics Before we start designing our subnets, let’s go over some IP addressing basics • Read More »
Tags: aws, CIDR, ClassCNetworks, CloudInfrastructure, IPAddressing, NetworkDesign, PrivateSubnets, PublicSubnets, Subnetting, VPC
In this blog, you will learn how to install S3fs and mount an S3 bucket on Ubuntu 20.04 in step-by-step procedure. If you are using Ubuntu 18.04, please refer to the guide available here. What is S3fs? S3fs is a FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) plugin for Amazon S3, which allows you to mount an Amazon • Read More »
Tags: aws, backups, fuse, linux, local file system, mount, Mount S3 Bucket, s3 bucket, s3fs, ubuntu 20.04
In Amazon Web Services (AWS), it’s common for organizations to have multiple AWS accounts to manage their resources and maintain security and compliance. In these cases, it’s necessary to have a way to access resources across accounts, and that’s where the AWS Assume Role feature comes in. What is Assume Role and why use it • Read More »
Tags: assume role, aws, best-practice, cross-account deployment, deployment, step-by-step
I was stuck for over an hour debugging the error described below. Despite verifying my AWS credentials locally using the AWS CLI, I was unable to find any issues and the key was still functioning properly upon validation. The error message is indicating that Terraform is unable to connect to the AWS provider due to • Read More »
Learn how to monitor Apache2 web server on EC2 Ubuntu 18.04 with Datadog. Datadog is a monitoring service for cloud-scale application.
Tags: apache2, aws, datadog, ec2, logs, monitoring, ubuntu 18.04, webserver
In this tutorial, you will learn how to export logs from your Apache2 Web Server to Amazon CloudWatch logs and analyze with log insights.
Tags: analytics, apache2, aws, cloudwatch, ec2, insights, linux, logs, ubuntu 18.04
