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Estendendo Meu Blog com Revisão por Amazon Nova

2025-07-05

aws, serverless, genai

Escrever conteúdo técnico como falante não nativo de inglês frequentemente significa gastar tempo significativo revisando erros ortográficos e gramaticais. Neste post, exploro como estendi minha pipeline CI/CD de blog event-driven existente com revisão automatizada usando Amazon Nova e Amazon Bedrock, integrando perfeitamente correção de texto alimentada por IA.

Estendere il Mio Blog con la Correzione di Bozze di Amazon Nova

2025-07-05

aws, serverless, genai

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Scrivere contenuti tecnici come parlante non nativo inglese spesso significa dedicare molto tempo alla correzione di errori ortografici e grammaticali. In questo post, esploro come ho esteso la mia pipeline CI/CD del blog event-driven esistente con la correzione automatica di bozze usando Amazon Nova e Amazon Bedrock, integrando perfettamente la correzione di testo basata sull'IA.

Étendre Mon Blog avec la Relecture par Amazon Nova

2025-07-05

aws, serverless, genai

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Écrire du contenu technique en tant que locuteur non natif anglais signifie souvent passer beaucoup de temps à relire pour corriger les erreurs d'orthographe et de grammaire. Dans ce post, j'explore comment j'ai étendu mon pipeline CI/CD de blog event-driven existant avec une relecture automatisée utilisant Amazon Nova et Amazon Bedrock, intégrant de manière transparente la correction de texte alimentée par l'IA.

Extendiendo Mi Blog con Corrección de Texto por Amazon Nova

2025-07-05

aws, serverless, genai

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Escribir contenido técnico como hablante no nativo de inglés a menudo significa pasar mucho tiempo corrigiendo errores ortográficos y gramaticales. En esta publicación, exploro cómo extendí mi pipeline de CI/CD de blog basado en eventos existente con corrección automatizada de texto usando Amazon Nova y Amazon Bedrock, integrando sin problemas la corrección de texto con IA.

Meinen Blog mit Korrekturlesen durch Amazon Nova erweitern

2025-07-05

aws, serverless, genai

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Das Schreiben technischer Inhalte als Nicht-Muttersprachler bedeutet oft, viel Zeit mit dem Korrekturlesen von Rechtschreib- und Grammatikfehlern zu verbringen. In diesem Post erkunde ich, wie ich meine bestehende event-driven Blog CI/CD-Pipeline mit automatisiertem Korrekturlesen unter Verwendung von Amazon Nova und Amazon Bedrock erweitert habe, um AI-gestützte Textkorrektur nahtlos zu integrieren.

Extending My Blog with Proofreading by Amazon Nova

2025-07-05

aws, serverless, genai

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Writing technical content as a non-native English speaker often means spending significant time proofreading for spelling and grammatical errors. In this post, I explore how I extended my existing event-driven blog CI/CD pipeline with automated proofreading using Amazon Nova and Amazon Bedrock, seamlessly integrating AI-powered text correction.

PEP and PDP for Secure Authorization with AVP and ABAC

2025-05-06

aws, authz, serverless

Taking our authorization system to the next level! In this third part of our series, we're enhancing our Amazon Verified Permissions (AVP) solution with Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC). By combining RBAC and ABAC, we get a powerful authorization system that can enforce fine-grained access based on user attributes and context - perfect for multi-tenant applications where access control needs to account for more than just roles.

/Automate. Serverless and event-driven approach to DevOps

2025-04-10

Serverless EventDriven AWS Devops

This talk will explore how a fintech market leader in Sweden, created a serverless and event-driven integration with Slack on AWS. Creating a solution, to automate tasks across a multi-account setup. Learn how this journey optimized cost, enhanced productivity and security by eliminating repetitive tasks, by minimizing human error. A key aspect was integrating alarms and notifications directly into Slack, enabling developers to take immediate action on system alerts. We will look at the problems, deep dive into implementation, and the challenges we faced. Join us to gain valuable insights and practical tips for transforming your workflows.

Event-Driven and serverless in world of IoT

2025-04-02

Serverless IoT AWS

In large-scale IoT systems, where thousands of devices are constantly communicating, data and control messages can flow unpredictably and at varying rates throughout the day. Serverless and event-driven architectures provide a dynamic and efficient solution to this challenge. In this session, we’ll explore why serverless is a great fit for IoT, particularly in handling data ingestion and management. We’ll dive into the key architectural patterns used in IoT systems, highlighting how event-driven design enables scalability, flexibility, and cost optimization. I’ll also walk you through an architecture I designed for an IoT use case, showcasing the integration of various AWS services tailored for data ingestion, processing, and analytics. Along the way, we’ll discuss the challenges encountered and lessons learned during development, offering actionable insights into the unique aspects of building serverless IoT solutions. Join me to understand how serverless and event-driven architectures can unlock the full potential of IoT, enabling resilient and scalable systems that are easy to manage and adapt to evolving demands.

Event-Driven and serverless in world of IoT

2025-03-26

Serverless IoT AWS

PEP and PDP for Secure Authorization with AVP

2025-02-20

aws, authz, serverless

As authorization needs evolve, managing access efficiently becomes even more crucial. In this follow-up post, we extend our Policy Decision Point (PDP) and Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) solution by introducing Amazon Verified Permissions (AVP) for fine-grained authorization. Instead of storing permissions in DynamoDB, we leverage AVP’s centralized policy engine and Cedar policy language to define and enforce access control dynamically.

PEP and PDP for Secure Authorization with Cognito

2025-01-30

aws, authz, serverless

Authorization is a critical part of securing cloud applications, and understanding the best practices for implementing it can make all the difference. In this post, we dig deep on the concepts of Policy Decision Points (PDPs) and Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs), and how they work together to manage user access efficiently. We dive into a serverless solution using AWS Lambda and API Gateway, implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for fine-grained access control based on Cognito User Groups. This solution ensures scalability, low latency, and efficient authorization in serverless environments.

Serverless self-service IoT certificate management - Part 2.

2024-12-22

aws, iot, security, serverless

Secure communication is a important in IoT systems, where certificates and trust play a vital role. In this post we extend the API introduced in part 1, we will add functionality to create device certificates, introduce an inventory, add some event-driven parts, and the possibility to list and get certificates. This hands-on approach is great for learning purposes and development environments, production setups however require robust managed solutions.

Serverless self-service IoT certificate management - Part 1.

2024-11-27

aws, iot, security, serverless

Secure communication is a important in IoT systems, where certificates and trust play a vital role. In this post, I explore the foundations of certificate management, including PKI, certificate chains, and trust. Also I introduce a serverless self-service API using Amazon API Gateway and Lambda for an easy way to create certificates. This hands-on approach is great for learning purposes and development environments, production setups however require robust managed solutions.

Serverless website analytics with Lambda@Edge

2024-11-06

serverless AWS analytics

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.

Serverless AI powered content moderation service

2024-10-31

aws, ai, security, serverless

In this post, I extend the File Manager service I built previously by adding content moderation capabilities. The original service stores files in S3 and records them in a DynamoDB table, using a serverless, event-driven approach. Now, with AWS GuardDuty and Rekognition, I’ve enhanced the service with malware scanning and image moderation.

Building a serverless connected BBQ as SaaS - Part 4 - AuthZ

2024-09-20

serverless, aws, saas, IoT

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 website analytics with Lambda@Edge

2024-09-11

serverless AWS analytics

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.

Serverless website analytics with Lambda@Edge

2024-08-24

serverless AWS analytics

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.

Building a serverless connected BBQ as SaaS - Part 3 - Tenants

2024-08-23

serverless, aws, saas, IoT

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.

How I extend my blog with gamified learning

2024-07-25

aws, event-driven, serverless

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.

Building a serverless connected BBQ as SaaS - Part 2 - User Creation

2024-06-12

serverless, aws, saas, IoT

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.

Building a serverless connected BBQ as SaaS - Part 1

2024-05-29

serverless, aws, IoT

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.

AWS ECS and AWS Fargate demystified: run serverless containers

2024-05-22

AWS, Serverless, Containers

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.

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