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compositecode.blog | ||
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www.pulumi.com
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| | | | | Learn platform engineering best practices in this 7-step guide, covering security, internal developer portals, self-service, and team-building for scalable success | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | | | Most new applications are built as a single codebase and deployed as a monolith until product-market fit or the need for additional scale is required. Such monolithic applications are easy to write and maintain, and allow you to iterate quickly when there are a smaller number of users and the traffic is low. However, as traffic increases you will need to scale the application to handle the increase in load. One framework for scaling is the "Scale Cube" describe by AKF partners. | |
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harness.io
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nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net
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| | | In this the third in a series of posts on using .NET in AWS Lambdas I build on the previous post where I connected a Http Gateway to a Lambda running a Web API application. In that post I built the infrastructure by hand, i.e. via the GUI, pointing and clicking. In this post, I will show how to build everything with Pulumi. | ||
