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This is why you should keep stateful and stateless resources together

Update 24/05/2023: As Lee James Gilmore pointed out on Twitter, the unit of deployment of CDK is the CDK app. A CDK app can contain multiple CloudFormation stacks and they can be changed together (in a single commit) and deployed together. And that’s absolutely fine and compatible with what I’m advocating for in this post. …

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The biggest preinvent serverless announcements you may have missed

re:Invent is almost upon us. Judging by the things that had been announced ahead of re:Invent, one can’t help but be excited about the main event itself! Here is a list of the serverless-related announcements so far that you should know about. Payload-based message filtering for Amazon SNS Here’s the official announcement. This is arguably the …

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My testing strategy for serverless applications

Testing serverless architectures doesn’t have to be hard, and it doesn’t have to be slow.

Let me share my approach with you, and show you how I achieve a fast feedback loop by writing remocal tests against ephemeral environments, and how you can turbocharge your workflow as well. Once you “get it”, serverless testing can be a joy :-)

How to manage Route53 hosted zones in a multi-account environment

An interesting question came up in a conversation today: “How should I manage the Route53 DNS records in a multi-account environment?” Suppose you have configured an AWS Organization with different accounts for dev, staging and production environments. And you have registered the root domain for your application in the master AWS account. When working with …

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Building a custom IAM system has made me appreciate AWS IAM even more

In the last post I discussed my preferred approach for modelling multi-tenant applications with AppSync and Cognito. This approach supports the common requirements in these applications, where there are a number of distinct roles within each tenant. This approach (and others like it) works great when the tenants are isolated. But what if they are …

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