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Hands-on:Optimizing Forex Trading Application with Lambda@Edge and Origin Failover in AWS

To implement the solution using AWS CLI or Boto3 with Lambda@Edge for optimizing the forex trading application and adding an origin failover for improved availability, follow these steps: Step 1: Create Lambda Functions You’ll need to create Lambda functions to customize the content and perform the authentication process. One function will be for content customization, …

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When to Use AWS Batch (and When to Avoid It)

AWS Batch is a cloud computing service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that is designed specifically for running batch computing workloads. It offers several benefits compared to using other computing services, particularly for workloads that involve large-scale data processing, data analytics, scientific simulations, and more. Here are some key benefits of using AWS Batch: …

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Configuring CloudWatch Logs Agents on AWS EC2 Instances for Log Analysis: A Step-by-Step Guide Using AWS CLI

Sure, let’s improve the previous article by explaining the AWS CLI parameters and providing examples for each step: 1. SSH into the EC2 Instances: 2. Install the CloudWatch Logs Agent: 3. Configure the CloudWatch Logs Agent: 4. Start the CloudWatch Logs Agent: 5. Analyze Logs with CloudWatch Logs Insights: 6. Store Results in an S3 …

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Automating AWS Systems Manager Patch Management: A Step-by-Step Guide with AWS CLI

Certainly, let’s improve the explanation by providing detailed parameter descriptions and demonstrating how to use them in the context of the scenario. Step 1: Tag Each Instance Based on Its Environment and OS: Use the aws ec2 create-tags command to tag each EC2 instance based on its environment and OS. Here are the parameters explained: …

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Deploying AWS Storage Gateway on EC2 and Provisioning iSCSI Volumes with the AWS CLI

To deploy AWS Storage Gateway on an EC2 instance and provision iSCSI storage volumes using the AWS CLI, you can follow these steps. Please note that this is a high-level overview, and you’ll need to replace placeholders with your specific information. Prerequisites: Here’s how you can do it using the AWS CLI: Replace <platform> with …

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AWS Storage Gateway Services: A Comprehensive Comparison

AWS File Gateway and AWS Volume Gateway are two different types of AWS Storage Gateway services, each designed for specific use cases and providing different storage and access models. Here are the key differences between AWS File Gateway and AWS Volume Gateway: AWS File Gateway: AWS Volume Gateway: In summary, AWS File Gateway is suitable …

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Hands-on : Implementing HTTPS Communication for CloudFront Cache Behaviors Using the Command Line

To configure CloudFront to enforce HTTPS communication using its default SSL/TLS certificate through the AWS CLI, follow these steps: Step 1: Identify Cache Behaviors Identify the cache behavior(s) you want to update. You can use the following command to list all cache behaviors for a CloudFront distribution: aws cloudfront list-distributions | jq ‘.DistributionList.Items[].Distribution.CacheBehaviors[] | .Id’ …

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AWS CLI Automation for Disaster Recovery and Database Failover

Automating the process of creating daily snapshots of your Amazon EC2 instances, copying those snapshots to a backup region, and setting up restoration procedures in case of a disaster in the primary region can be achieved using the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI). Below are the general steps to perform this task. Note that …

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Securing Multiple Domains in AWS with Subject Alternative Names (SANs)

Adding a Subject Alternative Name (SAN) to your SSL/TLS certificate is a way to secure multiple domains or subdomains with a single certificate. Each SAN entry allows you to specify additional domain names that are covered by the certificate, providing a convenient and cost-effective way to protect multiple websites under a single certificate. Here’s how …

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Polishing Your API Gateway Endpoint with a Custom Domain

In the world of software development, setting up an API Gateway is a common practice. However, many developers often encounter the issue of having a not-so-professional-looking API Gateway endpoint. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the steps to turn your API Gateway endpoint from something unwieldy into a polished and professional address. Step 1: …

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