Understand what an AWS Managed Policy is and how a simple step can ensure you are using the appropriate one for your need — Have you ever googled AWS managed policies list? What about AWSLambdaExecute statements? Recently, once again, I found myself in a similar situation. But let's start from the beginning. What is an AWS Managed Policy? From its documentation: An AWS managed policy is a standalone policy that is created and administered by AWS. Standalone policy means that…

…and how to overcome them. — This is part two of a two-part series of my learnings as a first-time user of AWS Step Functions. You can find the part one here. TL;DR I was able to implement a better architecture for my application and make it work. Until it didn't with buckets that had enough objects…

Skycrafters insights on how to start your cloud career sooner than later Are you ready to join the Cloud Computing market? It doesn't matter if you are new to IT, or if you are coming from the datacenter world, here you can find a few tips that I put together…

Have you heard about Amazon AppFlow? It’s a brand new service from AWS that allows you to easily integrate SaaS applications such as SalesForce and Marketo to AWS services, such as S3 or Snowflake. — Yet another day, yet another new AWS release. Even on challenging times with the current Covid-19 pandemic still slowing the global economy down, AWS shows that it is on full-throttle mode and released a new service last week called Amazon AppFlow.

A story on how Infrastructure as Code can be your ally on Well-Architecting and securing your Cloud environment — Using Infrastructure as Code(IaC for short) is the norm in the Cloud. CloudFormation, CDK, Terraform, Serverless Framework, ARM… the options are endless! And they are so many just because IaC makes total sense! It allows Architects and DevOps engineers to version the application infrastructure as much as the developers are…