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| | | | | In my last post I went over setting up sphinx full-text search using an xml data source from a yesod application as well as hooking into sphinx to return search results for a given query as a JSON data feed. In this (shorter) post, I'll go over the front-end javascript that I used to implement a fairly simple search-as-you-type interface. Object oriented ??Now, I could have easily defined some simple functions in the global namespace to execute the search, display the results, then attach an event handler to the changes to the input box, but I'd rather not. | |
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| | | | | AWS has a lot of great services, that is true. But sometimes integrations between them look more like a result of a hackathon project. One of those is the Access logs of the AWS Amplify websites. In this set of posts, I will show you, at first how you can quickly analyze the logs locally with some common tools, and later how you can set up a flow of exporting logs to S3, running SQL queries with Athena, and send automated emails with the daily reports. | |
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| | | When I first started working with SQL on Linux one of the first things I did was to remove the default the [BUILTIN\Administrators] login. This is pretty much standard practice with SQL on Windows as we don't want administrators on the server to have automatic sysadmin rights into the SQL instance. But this login makes... | ||
