Serverless

En esta publicación, extiendo el servicio de Administrador de archivos que construí anteriormente agregando capacidades de moderación de contenido. El servicio original almacena archivos en S3 y los registra en una tabla de DynamoDB, utilizando un enfoque sin servidor y basado en eventos. Ahora, con AWS GuardDuty y Rekognition, he mejorado el servicio con escaneo de malware y moderación de imágenes.

In diesem Beitrag erweiterte ich den zuvor erstellten Dateiverwaltungsdienst um Inhaltsmoderationsfunktionen. Der ursprüngliche Dienst speichert Dateien in S3 und zeichnet sie in einer DynamoDB-Tabelle auf, wobei ein serverloser, ereignisgesteuerter Ansatz verwendet wird. Nun habe ich mit AWS GuardDuty und Rekognition den Dienst um Malware-Scans und Bildmoderation erweitert.

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.

Na quarta 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 rodando na nuvem! Examinamos a diferença chave entre Autenticação e Autorização em uma solução SaaS. Introduzimos uma nova arquitetura de autorização com um Ponto de Decisão de Política (PDP) centralizado e Pontos de Aplicação de Política (PEPs) distribuídos implementados de forma serverless com API Gateway e Lambda.

En la cuarta 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! Examinamos la diferencia clave entre Autenticación y Autorización en una solución SaaS. Introducimos una nueva arquitectura de autorización con un Punto de Decisión de Política (PDP) centralizado y Puntos de Aplicación de Política (PEP) distribuidos implementados serverless con API Gateway y Lambda.

Dans la quatrième partie de la série sur le monde du BBQ, où la tradition et la technologie se croisent rarement. Le futur du grill est ici, il est connecté, intelligent et fonctionne sur le cloud ! Nous examinons la différence clé entre l'Authentification et l'Autorisation dans une solution SaaS. Nous présentons une nouvelle architecture d'autorisation avec un Point de Décision d'Autorisation (PDP) centralisé et des Points de Mise en Œuvre d'Autorisation (PEPs) distribués, implémentés de manière serverless avec API Gateway et Lambda.

En la cuarta 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! Examinamos la diferencia clave entre Autenticación y Autorización en una solución SaaS. Introducimos una nueva arquitectura de autorización con un Punto de Decisión de Política (PDP) centralizado y Puntos de Aplicación de Política (PEPs) distribuidos implementados de manera serverless con API Gateway y Lambda.

Im vierten Teil der Serie über die Welt des Grillens, wo Tradition und Technologie selten aufeinandertreffen. Die Zukunft des Grillens ist da, sie ist verbunden, intelligent und läuft auf der Cloud! Wir betrachten den wichtigen Unterschied zwischen Authentifizierung und Autorisierung in einer SaaS-Lösung. Wir stellen eine neue Autorisierungsarchitektur mit einem zentralen Policy Decision Point (PDP) und verteilten Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) vor, die serverlos mit API Gateway und Lambda implementiert wird.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

In this post we'll look at Amazon Verified Permissions (AVP) a serverless service for easy management and enforcement of application permissions, and how to use it to secure Amazon API gateway API together with Cognito User Pools.

AWS offers several great serverless services for data engineering and analytics. In this post I describe my serverless analytics setup for click stream analytics of a static webpage, using Amazon Glue, Athena, Managed Grafana for analytics. Data ingestion and storage with Lamba@Edge, StepFunctions and S3.

Talk about serverless and StepFunction and how it can be utilized to re-encrypt data in S3.

Introducing My Serverless Handbook. This will be the home to my serverless experience and learnings on AWS. It all started 2015 with the creation of my first Lambda function, now several years later, serverless solutions are still my passion. This is my story, this is my journey, this is my experience!