The fast and easy way to get started with Amazon Web Services (AWS) is using the AWS web console, often referred to as the “User Interface” or “UI” – or sometimes known as the “Graphical User Interface” or GUI – pronounced “gooey”. There are two other equally powerful ways to Read more…
Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts are created with a root user as the main user. This user account should only be used for adminstrative tasks such as examing billing and costs and creating other users. Here we are going to create a new user with permissions. First log in to Read more…
Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) frameworks lift your code to professional standards of collaboration, rapid iteration, and frequent deployment. Experiments can either succeed or fail and revert seamlessly. Small, testable changes can keep your code base stable and adherent to Service-Level Agreements (SLAs). Unlike Data Science and Data Analysis, Read more…
Many startups migrating to the cloud may want to keep some of their data in an on-premise server. Accessing the data from the cloud is then tough, because most likely the data should not go over the public internet for security reasons. AWS offers Direct Connect as an enterprise solution Read more…