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If you’ve tried to use HubSpot’s v4 Association API, you probably felt confused. The docs are complex, the setup isn’t beginner-friendly, and the new structure (compared to v3) isn’t easy to follow. In this guide, I’ll walk you through how I got it working—step-by-step. 🤔 What Are “Associations” in HubSpot? Associations mean connecting two objects … Read more
Have you seen this error during deployment? This might look confusing, but don’t worry — it’s easy to fix once you understand how Lambda and SQS work together. What This Error Means When AWS Lambda reads a message from SQS, that message becomes “invisible” to other consumers for a short time. This is called the … Read more
💡 Overview Setting up Amazon SNS to SQS subscriptions within the same AWS account is usually smooth. But when it comes to cross-account integration, it becomes tricky due to IAM policies and permission constraints. This guide explains how to properly configure a cross-account SNS ➝ SQS ➝ Lambda system with full security and reliability. 📘 … Read more
🧠 The Problem When using AWS Lambda to process HubSpot objects records (specially for company data), there is a limit. One Lambda function can only run for up to 15 minutes. If it takes longer, it will stop automatically. This happened in our setup. The Lambda logs showed this error: We were using batch processing, … Read more
So, you’re diving into the world of AWS Lambda, building serverless functions that spring to life with just a trigger. You’ve written your first lambda_handler, and you’re staring at those two mysterious parameters: event and context. What are they, and why do they matter? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Let’s demystify these core components of … Read more
🧠This guide is perfect for beginners learning how to troubleshoot API or website issues based on status codes. When working with APIs or websites, you may see HTTP status codes like 200, 300, 404, or 500. These codes help us know if the request was successful or if there was a problem. This guide explains … Read more
When working with Git, you may find yourself needing to switch to a different branch while having uncommitted changes. By default, Git prevents you from switching branches if you have uncommitted modifications that might conflict with the target branch. However, there are ways to safely switch branches without losing your progress. Purpose This guide explains … Read more
Developers often have to go through application logs to find and fix problems. But as time goes on, AWS CloudWatch log groups can gather a lot of log data, making it hard to find what you need. To make debugging easier, developers might want to remove old or unnecessary log streams from a log group. … Read more
Sometimes while working on the master branch, you might find that your changes would be better suited on a different branch. Whether it’s because the scope of the work expanded or simply due to a change in plans, moving uncommitted changes to a new branch and resetting the current one can help keep your project history clean … Read more
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are crucial practices in modern software development, and Jenkins is an invaluable tool to automate these processes. Nevertheless, you might encounter hitches when setting up Jenkins to connect to a server using SSH, particularly with the SSH remote plugin. This tutorial will guide you through a common issue where … Read more