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In part four of the series about the world of BBQ, where tradition and technology rarely cross paths. The future of grilling is here, and it’s connected, smart, and runs on the cloud! We look at the key difference between Authentication and Authorization in a SaaS solution. We introduce a new authorization architecture with a centralized Policy Decision Point (PDP) and distributed Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) implemented serverless with API Gateway and Lambda.

Serverless and event-driven workloads on AWS are well known for their inherent high availability and scalability, offering a robust platform right out of the box. However, in the world of cloud, it's a well known that everything fails all the time. This reality becomes even more complex when serverless systems interact with non-serverless components, which may not possess the same agility in scaling.

Talk about the innovative approach of utilizing AWS Lambda@Edge to gather statistics for a static website, focusing on server-side data collection for page views.

Talk about the innovative approach of utilizing AWS Lambda@Edge to gather statistics for a static website, focusing on server-side data collection for page views.

Na terceira parte da série sobre o mundo do BBQ, onde tradição e tecnologia raramente se cruzam. O futuro do churrasco está aqui, e é conectado, inteligente e rodado na nuvem! Continuo com o gerenciamento de locatários usando uma abordagem serverless e orientada a eventos com EventBridge, StepFunctions, API Gateway, Lambda e Cognito User Pools.

I den tredje delen av serien om grillvärlden, där tradition och teknik sällan möts. Framtiden för grillning är här, och den är ansluten, smart och körs på molnet! Jag fortsätter med hyresgästhantering med en serverlös och händeldriven strategi med EventBridge, StepFunctions, API Gateway, Lambda och Cognito User Pools.

Dans la troisième partie de la série sur l'univers du BBQ, où la tradition et la technologie se croisent rarement. Le futur du grill est ici, connecté, intelligent et fonctionne sur le cloud ! Je continue avec la gestion des locataires en utilisant une approche sans serveur et basée sur les événements avec EventBridge, StepFunctions, API Gateway, Lambda et Cognito User Pools.

En la tercera parte de la serie sobre el mundo del BBQ, donde la tradición y la tecnología rara vez se cruzan. ¡El futuro de la parrilla ha llegado, está conectado, es inteligente y funciona en la nube! Continúo con la gestión de arrendatarios utilizando un enfoque serverless y basado en eventos con EventBridge, StepFunctions, API Gateway, Lambda y Cognito User Pools.

Im dritten Teil der Serie über die Welt des BBQ, wo Tradition und Technologie selten aufeinandertreffen. Die Zukunft des Grillens ist da, und sie ist vernetzt, intelligent und läuft auf der Cloud! Ich setze meine Arbeit zum Mandantenmanagement fort mit einem serverlosen und ereignisgesteuerten Ansatz unter Verwendung von EventBridge, StepFunctions, API Gateway, Lambda und Cognito User Pools.

In part three of the series about the world of BBQ, where tradition and technology rarely cross paths. The future of grilling is here, and it’s connected, smart, and runs on the cloud! I continue with tenant management using an serverless and event-driven approach with EventBridge, StepFunctions, API Gateway, Lambda, and Cognito User Pools.

Uma das principais razões pelas quais escrevo todos esses posts é ajudar as pessoas a aprender sobre cloud e AWS. Como você saberia se entendeu o que leu e aprendeu com isso? Neste post, discuto como introduzi o aprendizado gamificado adicionando um quiz do kvist.ai aos meus posts, diretamente da minha pipeline CI/CD executando como um sistema orientado a eventos usando o Amazon EventBridge e o AWS StepFunctions.

Una de las principales razones por las que escribo todas estas publicaciones en el blog es ayudar a las personas a aprender sobre la nube y AWS. ¿Cómo sabrías que entendiste lo que leíste y aprendiste de ello? En esta publicación, hablo sobre cómo introduje el aprendizaje gamificado agregando un cuestionario de kvist.ai en mis publicaciones del blog, directamente desde mi pipeline de CI/CD que funciona como un sistema impulsado por eventos utilizando Amazon EventBridge y AWS StepFunctions.

L'une des principales raisons pour lesquelles j'écris tous ces articles de blog est d'aider les gens à apprendre sur le cloud et AWS. Comment savez-vous que vous avez compris ce que vous avez lu et en avez appris ? Dans cet article, je discute comment j'ai introduit un apprentissage gamifié en ajoutant un quiz depuis kvist.ai sur mes articles de blog, directement depuis mon pipeline CI/CD fonctionnant comme un système piloté par événements utilisant Amazon EventBridge et AWS StepFunctions.

Una de las principales razones por las que escribo todas estas publicaciones en el blog es ayudar a las personas a aprender sobre la nube y AWS. ¿Cómo sabrías que entendiste lo que leíste y aprendiste de ello? En esta publicación, hablo sobre cómo introduje el aprendizaje gamificado agregando un cuestionario de kvist.ai en mis publicaciones del blog, directamente desde mi pipeline de CI/CD que funciona como un sistema impulsado por eventos utilizando Amazon EventBridge y AWS StepFunctions.

Einer der Hauptgründe, warum ich all diese Blog-Posts schreibe, ist, Menschen dabei zu helfen, mehr über Cloud und AWS zu lernen. Woher wüssten Sie, dass Sie verstanden haben, was Sie gelesen und daraus gelernt haben? In diesem Beitrag bespreche ich, wie ich gamifiziertes Lernen eingeführt habe, indem ich einen Quiz von kvist.ai zu meinen Blog-Posts hinzugefügt habe, direkt aus meiner CI/CD-Pipeline, die als ereignisgesteuertes System mit Amazon EventBridge und AWS StepFunctions läuft.

One of the major reason that I write all of these blog posts is to help people learn about cloud and AWS. How would you know that you understood what you read and learned from it? In this post I discuss how I introduced gamified learning by adding a quiz from kvist.ai on my blog posts, directly from my CI/CD pipeline running as an event-driven system using Amazon EventBridge and AWS StepFunctions.

Events are changes in a system’s state, often triggering specific actions, while data streams represent continuous flows of data elements over time. Events can form part of data streams, but not all data streams are composed of events, as they may include continuous data points like sensor readings. AWS offers services like Amazon EventBridge and SNS for managing events, Amazon Kinesis for, real-time data streams, and IoT Core that can handle both, making it possible to handle both concepts in cloud.

In part two of the series about the world of BBQ, where tradition and technology rarely cross paths. The future of grilling is here, and it’s connected, smart, and runs on the cloud! I continue with user management using an serverless and event-driven approach with Cognito User Pool together with Lambda, EventBridge, and StepFunctions.

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In the world of BBQ, tradition and technology rarely cross paths. But what if I told you that the future of grilling is here, and it’s connected, smart, and runs on the cloud? In this blog series, I will explore how AWS IoT, serverless, and event-driven architecture enables an automated cooking experience. As a tech-savvy griller, I discover how cloud technology can elevate my grilling game to a whole new level.

Running containers in a serverless way, on Fargate, come with a lot of benefits. In this talk I share migration paths and benefits with moving to Fargate. I also share war stories from running containers on Fargate with several customers.

Talk about building an IoT connected smoker and how to use AWS and IoT to perfect your BBQ skills.

Talk about building resilient serverless workloads, real life examples and good to know architecture patterns.

Serverless and event-driven workloads on AWS are well known for their inherent high availability and scalability, offering a robust platform right out of the box. In the world of cloud, it's well known that everything fails all the time. This reality becomes even more complex when serverless systems interact with non-serverless components. In this post, I'll dig into architecture concepts that can help you handle failures effectively.