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10 Things To Keep In Mind While Migrating The Applications Between Two Cloud Platforms

Applications’ infrastructure migrations are a vital area of DevOps field. So many times, we need to migrate the applications from one cloud platform to the other. In order to carry out the migrations in an appropriate way, we should have some set of standards defined which make migrations smooth. In this blog, I’ll be discussing […]

Tarun Saxena
Tarun Saxena
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Launching an AWS EC2 instance using CloudFormation Template

AWS CloudFormation is a  service which gives us the flexibility to manage and provision our AWS resources. It gives us the option to choose sample templates or to design our custom templates to launch and provision the resources. It also gives the option of AWS CloudFormation Designer using which the templates are visualized. I have […]

AWSDevOpsJava/JVM

AWS SES Integration for Java Applications

Use Case I came across a use-case, where I had to integrate Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) to send transactional emails from a JAVA application using my own registered domain. This blog will guide the reader through the basic steps required for setting up or integrating Amazon SES with my JAVA application. About Amazon SES […]

Mayank Negi
Mayank Negi
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Introduction to Spinnaker – Global Continuous Delivery

Continuous Delivery is the term that comes with agile methodology. You want to make changes frequently and deliver them without hassle onto production environment. Spinnaker is a Continuous delivery platform developed by Netflix that can make your way easy. According to the official website: “Spinnaker is an open source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform for releasing […]

Raghu Sharma
Raghu Sharma
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AWSDevOpsTechnology

Create Extended EBS Backed LVM Volume on EC2

Sharing one of my use-cases, Jenkins has been increasing  over past few weeks, and we were about to hit the 50GB capping for Elastic Block Storage volumes on the Amazon EC2. And this is a problem that is affecting a lot of our team developers to test their build packages on the different environments. But, every […]

Ankit Kumar
Ankit Kumar
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AWSBig DataDevOps

What is Amazon Redshift and why you should definitely use it?

So you have spent some odd years of your software development career and now you know many of those RDBMS implementations in and out. In fact, you also already know that RDBMS is not the only enterprise storage and due to frequent scalability issues you encountered, someday you found about Big Data tools. Chances are […]

Ajay Sharma
Ajay Sharma
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DevOpsTechnology

Using Commercial SSL Certificates on your Linux Apache Server

Refer this blog to get a basic understanding of using self-signed SSL certificates on your Apache server. Also, the above link will help you in generating a private key and a CSR (Certificate Signing Request), which contains information about your country, locality, company, your public key, etc.; for your server. For commercial SSL certificates firstly a […]

Vaibhav Gulati
Vaibhav Gulati
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Configuring Rate-Based Blacklisting of IP’s using AWS WAF and AWS Lambda

One security challenge we face these days is how to prevent our web servers from DDOS attacks. This blog illustrates how we can automatically block unwanted traffic based on request rate by using AWS WAF and Lambda. This setup automatically detects traffic based on request rate, and then updates AWS WAF configurations to block subsequent […]

Shruti Lamba
Shruti Lamba
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DevOpsTechnology

How we can setup CDN on Microsoft Azure with storage?

What is CDN? A content delivery network (CDN) is a system of distributed servers (network) which deliver webpages and other Web content to a user based on the geographic locations of the user, the origin of the webpage and a content delivery server. Reasons to use CDN Different domains Browsers have limit of number of […]

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