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Static IP for Lambda: ingress, egress and bypassing the dreaded NAT Gateway Many vendors require you to have a static IP address for your application. Such that all requests to their API must originate from an allow-list of IP addresses. In some cases, they even mandate that you use a static IP address for ingress traffic too. So they can communicate with your system through a trusted IP address.
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Understanding the scaling behaviour of DynamoDB OnDemand tables Update 15/03/2019: Thanks to Zac Charles who pointed me to this new page in the DynamoDB docs. It explains how the OnDemand capacity mode works. Turns out you DON’T need to pre-warm a table. You just need to create the table with the desired peak throughput (Provisioned), and then change it to OnDemand. After you change the table to O
Years ago, I used average latency on every dashboard and every alarm. That is, until I woke up to the problems of average latencies along with everybody else in the industry: When the dataset is small it can be easily skewed by a small number of outliers. When the dataset is large it can hide important details such as 10% of your users are experiencing slow responses! It is just a statistical valu
Presently sponsored by Serverless Guru: Your guide to cloud excellence, helping you every step of your serverless journey, including team training, pattern development, mass service migrations, architecting, and developing new solutions. Speak to a Guru today. The Saga pattern is a pattern for managing failures, where each action has a compensating action for rollback. In Hector Garcia-Molina’s 19
CraftConf 15–Takeaways from “Architecture Without an End State” In enterprises we tend to sell architectural projects by showing you the current messy state and pitch you an idealized end state. But the problem is that, the ideal end state we’re pitching exists only as an idea, without having gone through all the compromises and organic growth that made the current state messy. Once we have gone t
This article is brought to you by Hookdeck: The Serverless Event Gateway Hookdeck is a reliable and scalable serverless event gateway for sending, receiving, authenticating, transforming, filtering, and routing events between services in your event-driven architecture. Learn more I saw this tweet on my timeline the other day.. which reminded me again to look at Elm and I’ve spend the last week or
Imagine this… You have followed AWS best practices and set up a dead-letter queue (DLQ) or an OnFailure destination for every async Lambda function. (sidebar: you should prefer Lambda Destination over DLQs, here’s why [1]) A message arrives in your DLQ. You are alerted right away because you have alarms on all of your DLQs. … How would you reprocess Lambda dead-letter queue messages on demand? Rea
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