8 posts tagged with "aws"
Managing Your Cloud Resources with Code
Infrastructure as Code is the management of your infrastructure resources and their dependencies with code. In this post, we'll look at the benefits of using IaC over the manual and error-prone methods of the past, how it works, and some of the IaC framework choices you have.
Read more →Setting Yourself Up for Failure
Part 3: Failing Better
I’ve had a lot of opportunities for failure and for success in my career and I want to share with you how failure is actually a really good thing. And to give you some ways to fail better.
Read more →Setting Yourself Up for Failure
Part 2: Culture
I’ve had a lot of opportunities for failure and for success in my career and I want to share with you how failure is actually a really good thing. And to give you some ways to fail better.
Read more →Five resources to get started with AWS CloudFormation
AWS CloudFormation is a tool that allows you to manage and provision AWS infrastructure predictably and repeatedly with code. Here are five resources to help you get started with AWS CloudFormation.
Read more →Setting Yourself Up for Failure
Part 1: My Epic Fails
I’ve had a lot of opportunities for failure and for success in my career and I want to share with you how failure is actually a really good thing. And to give you some ways to fail better.
Read more →AWS Certification Resource Guide
Part 2 - A Resource List
I share resources I’ve collected since starting my AWS certification journey, focused on AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner and AWS Certified Developer Associate certifications.
Read more →AWS Certification Resource Guide
Part 1 - A Study Guide
As the AWS Certification Challenge for Minnesota kicks off, I want to share my own journey with certifications and some tips for studying.
Read more →Moving on and trying something new
This week I started a new job and holy cow, it’s come with a bucket full of emotions! It’s a whole new role. A new company (not mine, not a new client, and not a startup or small biz). A new team.
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