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Why Some Companies Are Moving from Microservices Back to Monoliths Over the last decade, microservices became synonymous with modern software engineering. Inspired by large-scale success stories from
Yesterday, I explored AWS Secrets Manager, learning how it helps securely manage, retrieve, and rotate sensitive information, such as API keys, database credentials, and tokens. It gave me a solid understanding of how DevOps teams can keep security a...
Yesterday, I explored AWS CloudFormation, a service that allows us to provision and manage AWS infrastructure using code (Infrastructure as Code). With CloudFormation, I learned how templates can be used to create, update, and delete entire stacks of...
Yesterday, on Day 86, I explored AWS CloudTrail, a service that records all API calls and activities happening in your AWS account. It provided me with a clearer understanding of how auditing, compliance, and security monitoring are managed in the cl...
Yesterday, I explored Amazon ECS and EKS, two powerful container orchestration services. While both help in running containers at scale, I learned that ECS offers simplicity and deeper AWS integration, while EKS provides Kubernetes portability and fl...
Yesterday, I explored Amazon CloudWatch, the service that helps monitor applications, services, and infrastructure in real time through metrics, logs, and alarms. It was eye-opening to see how observability makes systems more reliable and keeps opera...
Yesterday, on Day 84, I explored AWS Elastic Beanstalk, a powerful PaaS that simplifies application deployment by handling infrastructure provisioning, scaling, and monitoring behind the scenes. It helps developers focus more on code rather than mana...
Yesterday, I explored AWS SNS & SQS, learning how to design reliable and decoupled systems for communication between components. It was eye-opening to see how messaging patterns can transform scalability and fault tolerance. Today, I’m diving into AW...
On Day 82, Yesterday, I explored AWS IAM, the service that defines who can do what with AWS resources. From users and roles to fine-grained JSON policies, IAM showed me how proper access control is essential for both security and seamless operations....
