One of my passions is to be a trainer. Sharing knowledge, meeting new people, be continuously challenged, it fuels my brain, and I'm always learning something new. I'm creating a new training for software development teams, and one of the components is a MySQL database. Also, I'm using a public cloud provider (in this case … Continue reading Using Flyway and GitLab to deploy a MySQL database to AWS RDS securely
Category: Cloud Computing
Today Serverless is a thing. Although everyone can write a blog post about how Serverless run on servers, I share the same visions as Mathias Verraes: https://twitter.com/mathiasverraes/status/995317295072382976 Given that, I decided to share my developer experience building, testing and deploying AWS Lambda functions in the .NET world. Not a "Hello World" example, but rather a … Continue reading Life of a C# Developer: How to build and test an AWS Lambda locally
Last summer a good friend of mine challenged me to help him move his Magento webshop from an on-premises server to the cloud. Also, to upgrade the webshop to the newest version (Magento 2). The starting point The webshop is the online spot for a small streetwear Portuguese shop. The crew supporting the shop is … Continue reading Migrate Magento from on-premises to the cloud
AWS Lambda is one of the AWS Compute Services, alongside with Amazon EC2 or Amazon EC2 Container Service. In a nutshell, AWS Lambda is the serverless offer from AWS, allowing "you run code without provisioning or managing servers"[1]. In the DevOps spirit, and using Octopus as the Continuous Deployment tool, I couldn't find a step template to create an AWS … Continue reading Create an AWS Lambda function from an Octopus Deployment
