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Got beans? Want beans? Coming to AWS re:Invent 2018 in Las Vegas? Welcome to the Community Coffee Bean Exchange group! This is an informal group which has developed quite a loyal and tasty following at a few conference events already! How does Community Coffee Bean Exchange Work? Find a local roaster or some of your very favorite beans. Package up …
Many of the typical DNS providers offer what we call URL-based redirects. This is something where a 301 HTTP response is applied to the DNS query and an answer of a new DNS name is sent back in order to forward you to the new URL. This is not something that is natively available in AWS Route 53, but I’ve …
One of the most challenging aspects of the AWS ecosystem is navigating the pricing and sizing options when looking at EC2 instances. Luckily, there is a rather nifty tool out there which has been created by a community member and hosted on GitHub which you can find at http://ec2Instances.info The ec2Instances.info site lets you dig around all of the different …
I don’t often dig into the specific work I do at Turbonomic, but there are some times when I really want to share the powerful stuff that I’ve been able to be a part of. Some recent stuff came up which really hit home. As I’m at the start of my first AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, the topic of …
