Stay single - AWS SSO on the cli with distributed CodeCommit Repositories
TL;DR with aws-sso-util and awsume sso and codecommmit is easy
TL;DR with aws-sso-util and awsume sso and codecommmit is easy
In some rare cases it is important to know on which Operating System Terraform is being executed. Since there is (yet) no functionality that solves this by Terraform this hack can help in these situations.
We, as tecRacer, thrive on our individual and unique employees. In our new series “Insider Stories” Gerrit will tell you how he found his way to the company as well as how he experiences working for tecRacer.
Introduction As in traditional IT infrastructures, firms in regulated industries such as banks or energy providers have strict security requirements to comply with when using public cloud providers as well. However, cloud adoption is often driven by application development teams that are striving for increased speed and agility to launch new features in their application, but don’t care too much about those regulatory requirements. That makes it particularly important for IT governance functions to have effective tools to evaluate compliance with the aforementioned standards and gather evidence that can be provided to their internal or external auditors.
We, as tecRacer, thrive on our individual and unique employees. In our series “Insider Stories” Maurice will tell you how he found his way to the company as well as how he experiences working for tecRacer.
DynamoDB supports complex data types like lists. In this post we take a look at different ways to interact with lists. We will use Python to write code that may be used in a data access layer to manipulate items with list attributes.
We, as tecRacer, thrive on our individual and unique employees. In our new series “Insider Stories” Felix will tell you how he found his way to the company as well as how he experiences working for tecRacer.
I was helping a customer with a Amplify App. This later turned into a meetup, where we are building a photo sorting application using AWS Amplify for the backend and Quasar for the frontend. This is the third article in a series that lets you follow along with the development process in your own time.