When you build projects you will begin very small and over time expand your project, and someday you deploy your infrastructure to the production environment, and something breaks because you did not have deployed for the different environments for testing before this deployed to your production environment. That's what Terraform…

Working in AWS can sometimes be very hard and frustrating, and one of my big frustration is the AWS Control Tower its look so simple but when you deep into it, it’s more complex than you think, the good thing is AWS Control Tower can managing your organizational units (OUs)…

When you have learned the basics of Terraform and how the basic syntax works you probably start working with Terraform as your Infrastructure as Code (IaC) framework, and one of the first questions will be how you can deploy a Lambda function to AWS with Terraform there contain multi files. …

You know the time you spend on your infrastructure can be too much, and sometimes you create infrastructure as code there will be cool to reuse between your projects, in this case, you can copy/paste your infrastructure files and maintain it for each project and begin wasting of hours of…

One of the first things, when you start using Terraform you discovered, is the tfstate file, and with this file, you will quickly learn it should be saved everything you deploy your Terraform project for each environment you have deployed to. But nobody explains to you how easily you can…

If you want to use Terraform as your Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and don’t want to use CloudFormation on AWS you can get up and running with Terraform very quickly. The reason why you pick Terraform and not CloudFormation can be many and there will be no wrong and no…

Upgrading development tools can be a challenging process, especially when you have legacy code that you need to support. It can be tempting to stick with an old version of a tool, but this can cause issues in the long run. One solution is to implement support for multiple versions…

Copy files from S3 to EFS in your cluster using a Lambda function for fast access. Set up EFS and create your first access point with our guide. — Using EFS can be very useful when you have a cluster in ECS or EKS running with an EFS mounted into your scaling environment. …

Need faster cloud storage? Use Amazon EFS, a scalable and elastic file system that can be mounted on multiple instances. Pay only for space and traffic used. — Lots of people are started to use Amazon S3 as storage, and it’s cool it's a very easy way to store your data in the cloud, but over time you find out of it's not as fast as you expect and need a faster disk and you need to mount…