I just wanted to build a simple "Hello World" app.
Two tutorials later, I had somehow provisioned Lambda, DynamoDB, and an S3 bucket with enough redundancy to survive the apocalypse.
It's still running but now i'm afraid if i touch the console now, I'll bring down us-east-1
I've been hired 10 years ago at a company which was using opsworks. I later converted it to EC2, then ECS. Now it's time to go full serverless with lambda. I've learned so many things during my journey!
AWS is the first cloud i heard and practiced and stuck now with it.
i worked on IBMcloud too before this but they failed to provide innovative simple customer oreinted solutions overtime
Just by listening to how the systems administrator at the first company I worked for managed so many EC2 instances using various Bash scripts, I found myself wondering, “What is an EC2?”
My CTO requested that we use WordPress, but it must be static and not server-based. We were hosting Angular on an S3 bucket at the moment. I accepted the challenge and used an S3 bucket to host a WordPress website that included Angular and WordPress in two separate buckets with subdomains and communication between them. This is my previous blog about it: internetkatta.com/host-wordp…
was trying to transition from help-desk/tech-support to cloud back in 2018, aws was the go-to and my current company used it extensively, so decided to up-skill and learn aws!
also documented my whole journey here -
piped.video/Sh15UCovHqc
It all begun with PharmacyGuard, a project for the Amazon Agents for Humans Hackathon. It is now being considered for development into a genuine healthcare technology startup.
This my github github.com/Nana-996/Pharmacy…
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Back in 2020, I only knew Azure, GCP, and AWS. Free credits were easy, UI was beginner-friendly… and somehow, that’s how I found you. 😏❤️
Been my GTC (Go-To Cloud) ever since.
Funny how I went looking for cloud credits and ended up finding my favorite cloud. ☁️❤️
I started building on AWS because I wanted to understand how modern applications scale beyond the code itself. What began with exploring EC2, S3 and RDS gradually turned into working with cloud-hosted enterprise PLM environments and automation. Now I’m exploring more of AWS, especially where cloud, AI and engineering can come together
I was started building on AWS when I got hackathon credit in AWS, i used its EC2 Hosting and Amplify most. Love it, but sometime feels costly but reasonable.