Guy Morton·Dec 13, 2023AWS Security at multiple layersMulti-layered security is like an onion — but it doesn’t have to make you cry!
Guy Morton·Apr 21, 2023AWS Melbourne Region Post-Launch Service AnnouncementsHaving trouble keeping track of the new service announcements for the AWS Melbourne Region? Here’s a regularly-updated list for you!
InPython in Plain EnglishbyGuy Morton·Jan 17, 2022How to send Cognito emails through any email service using CDK + PythonThree ways to swap SES for SendGrid (or any other provider) using the CDK and Python.
InPython in Plain EnglishbyGuy Morton·Dec 18, 2021Configuring Cognito’s Hosted UI with a Custom Resource in CDK + PythonMake your hosted UI beautiful with CSS, a logo, and CDK.A response icon1A response icon1
InPython in Plain EnglishbyGuy Morton·Dec 4, 2021How to Solve Cross-Account CloudFront Invalidation Problem with CodePipeline, CDK, and PythonA guide to solving CloudFront invalidation problem using CDK, Python, Lambda, and CodePipeline.
InPython in Plain EnglishbyGuy Morton·Sep 4, 2021Import Existing VPCs and Subnets into a CDK Python ProjectThe AWS CDK makes it really easy to create a VPC and subnets and to use those instantiated objects in your CDK project when creating…A response icon1A response icon1
Guy Morton·Jun 6, 2021Cross-Account Deployment using AWS CodePipeline and CDKI recently released an open-source project that aims to create a solid foundation for anyone needing to build a cross-account deployment…
InPython in Plain EnglishbyGuy Morton·May 8, 2021Create a CloudFront WAF with CDK & PythonMost of the time, working with the AWS CDK is a joy. Other times, you feel like it’s punching you in the face repeatedly. For me, figuring…
Guy Morton·Dec 7, 2020Behold! It is I, Monitron!The names AWS uses for its products range from the excruciatingly literal (eg “Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka”) to the obscure…
Guy Morton·Dec 6, 2020AWS S3 — a Sophisticated Storage ServiceS3 was the first service that AWS released into production. Back in 2006, the product deserved it’s moniker “Simple Storage Service”.