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By Ryan Coleman
AWS CloudFormation Modules, now available for public use through the AWS CloudFormation Public Registry, are a huge step forward for enterprise IT teams to create large manageable Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) practices around CloudFormation. We’re excited to support the launch today with our own Bastion module. Unsure what Modules are? Read on.
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By Caroll Casbeer
Designing and running workloads in the cloud is complex. Many services need to fit together in just the right way for optimal performance. The opportunity for error lurks around every corner. This is a high-stakes game with a huge premium on getting things right from the beginning. Even small mistakes can snowball. To help, AWS studied the architectures of thousands of its customers and supplemented that learning with insights from experts.
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By Chase Douglas
In my last post we looked at the structure of AWS IAM policies and looked at an example of a policy that was too broad. Let's look at a few more examples to explore how broad permissions can lead to security concerns. By far the most common form of broad permissions occurs when policies are scoped to a service but not to specific actions.
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By Caroll Casbeer
Stackery can be used to create a new CloudFormation template or to quickly visualize an existing one. Code is automatically generated as you simply drag-and-drop resources on a graphical grid. The experience is much more intuitive than previous generation tools like AWS CloudFormation Designer. Stackery visualizes resources the way a human would perceive them, grouping related resources together.
As your infrastructure grows, getting a handle on all your AWS resources can be overwhelming. While that’s probably an understatement, help could be right around the corner. We’ll cover a few CloudFormation visualizer tools that can help, but let’s level set first. AWS CloudFormation is an established Infrastructure-as-Code solution that allows you to define, provision, organize, manage and update your AWS resources from a text-file template.
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By Caroll Casbeer
Defining and managing your AWS resources using an Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) approach implemented with CloudFormation templates makes a lot of sense. While implementing IaC is a widely accepted best practice, it does come with challenges. Managing your infrastructure from lines of code and text-file templates, in the case of AWS CloudFormation, can quickly become overwhelming. We built stack.new to ease that pain.
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By Chase Douglas
One of the most powerful aspects of AWS is their Identity and Access Management (IAM) service. The obvious aspect of its power is that it controls who can do what with all the resources inside your AWS account. But the non-obvious side is how configurable it is. You can encode permissions that are so finely grained that a Lambda Function could, for example, be given just enough permissions to be able to read one attribute from one record for the current user of a DynamoDB Table.
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By Ryan Coleman
I’ve learned a lot about serverless in my first full year at Stackery after joining from the Ops-focused automation company, Puppet. I’ve learned how to deploy rich CMS-backed web applications in a serverless way, how to cast incantations using CloudFormation’s intrinsic functions, but most of all I’ve learned that there’s a lot to learn in order to be successful in AWS.
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By Caroll Casbeer
Mutual of Enumclaw, a 100-year-old insurance company from Washington, modernized their policy processing system in order to reduce TCO and focus on their software and customers - not infrastructure. However, they realized serverless development still presents many DevOps challenges like environments, workflows, documentation and local development.
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By Team Stackery
What if I told you that a text file could help you tackle the normally tedious and time-consuming task of setting up and managing your AWS infrastructure? Good news. It’s actually easy to do with an AWS CloudFormation template. A typical AWS infrastructure can consist of numerous resources that might need to be managed across different accounts and regions. Setup is often a manual process that can be overwhelming to maintain.
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By Stackery
A brief overview of the power of the Stackery Design Canvas, and how to use it to select, drag, connect, and edit AWS serverless resources.
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By Stackery
Stackery CTO Chase Douglas talks about how serverless enables teams to focus on the customer application not server farms, data centers, and networking. Skipping the whole step with AWS means you can focus on your application.
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By Stackery
With Stackery, you can deploy a serverless app based on an existing template in just three steps!
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By Stackery
Stackery CEO, Tim Zonca, shares several use-cases for software teams interested in designing, developing, and delivering serverless applications with speed, security, and the intelligence of AWS best practices.
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By Stackery
Stackery's has expanded the security capabilities of our serverless platform. Take a look at our new verification pipeline, available now!
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By Stackery
Matt Wallington- a Chief Technology Officer of a Johnson & Johnson company- shares his reflections on the power of Stackery for development teams while onsite at AWS re:Invent.
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By Stackery
A short video highlighting how Stackery helps developers accelerate their serverless projects.
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By Stackery
Stackery's CTO, Chase Douglas, AWS Startup Partner Solutions Architect AM Grobelny, close out the Serverless Summer School series with a serverless WebSocket tutorial using Amazon API Gateway & Stackery.
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By Stackery
Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) is a cloud-based email sending service designed to help digital marketers and application developers send marketing, notification, and transactional emails. This introductory course will teach you the basics of setting up a serverless SES while sharpening the skills you learned in the Wild Rydes workshop.
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By Stackery
A look into how past milestones in cloud computing brought us to the current era of widespread serverless buy-in - and the bygone challenges that we can now sail around with next-gen workflow advancements like Stackery.
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By Stackery
Add speed and scalability to your serverless infrastructure with the Stackery Operations Console. This product brief covers everything you need to accelerate your serverless development time and shorten your release cycles. Learn how to get complete visibility into your serverless applications through Stackery's GUI or command line interface.
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By Stackery
There are many amazing advancements happening right now in the world of microservices. At the heart of a lot of these is the adoption of serverless computing. Moving to serverless infrastructure requires changing not only the way you manage your data and code, but also how you plan and execute projects as a team.
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By Stackery
Serverless technology can both dramatically reduce IT costs and enable enterprises to deploy applications significantly faster. Discover how engineering and DevOps teams can engage the potential of serverless while safely deploying and monitoring application performance.
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By Stackery
Enterprises are gaining a competitive advantage through the use of serverless technology. This White Paper addresses common use cases, patterns, and qualities that define serverless application architectures.
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By Stackery
As managing legacy monlith applications becomes increasingly cumbersome, many companies are investigating how integrating microservices into their application architecture can solve problems related to maintaining and updating the application, safely adding new features, managing scaleability and onboarding new developers.
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Building complex applications with serverless can be daunting. Stackery allows you to build out complete applications in AWS Lambda quickly. Stackery takes the heavy lifting out of integrating existing cloud architecture with serverless.
Stackery allows developers to build features without needing to spend unnecessary time on tools. Centralized deployment automation, new service bootstrapping, and multiple environments come standard out of the box. Build fully customized serverless stacks with confidence in minutes.
Always know what’s happening with your serverless applications with built-in monitoring of request limits, response times, bandwidth, and errors. Stackery integrates seamlessly with GitHub so all of your configuration files are stored to your repository automatically. Effectively manage changes across multiple AWS accounts, regions and devops teams.
Stackery is the way teams build and manage serverless infrastructure quickly:
- More Than Just a Framework: Stackery provides more than just the basics for serverless development. It allows teams to build professional applications and manage them through the entire lifecycle.
- Write Code, Not Configuration: Don't spend all your time writing YAML. Stackery empowers teams to instantly provision new environments and resources efficiently.
- Instantly Monitor & Scale: Stackery is the complete serverless platform engineered for growth. Build, deploy, monitor and scale all from the same operations console.
The Complete Solution for Building, Managing and Operating Serverless Applications.