From AWS Security by Dylan Shields
This article deals with securing access to your AWS account.
From AWS Security by Dylan Shields
This article deals with methods you can use to secure your AWS account.
From Serverless Machine Learning in Action by Carl Osipov
From AWS CloudFormation in Action by Chuck Gehman
From AWS Security by Dylan Shields
From Learn Amazon Web Services in a Month of Lunches by David Clinton
Until something breaks, you normally won’t spend a lot of time thinking about DNS servers – unless, of course, you want your customers to be able to access your website by its plain text name. For that to happen, you’ll have to reserve the name you’d like with a domain name registrar. The job of a registrar is to update the indexes used by the big DNS servers, so that translation requests from anyone on the Internet can be quickly satisfied. Once you’re over that critical hurdle, you can go back to ignoring DNS once again.
By Michael Wittig and Andreas Wittig
In this article, excerpted from Amazon Web Service in Action, we will explain Infrastructure as Code.
