Kong API Gateway – Observability with Prometheus, Grafana and OpsGenie 12/19/19 by Daniel Kocot In the previous blog post I added decK and Konga to the existing demo setup. Now I want to make... Read more Leave your thoughts
Kong API Gateway – Declarative configuration using decK and visualizations with Konga 12/17/19 by Daniel Kocot Since the last post, a new version (1.4) of the Kong API Gateway has been released. The biggest change is the /status route. Read more Leave your thoughts
AWS CDK Part 6: Lessons learned 11/28/19 by Kevin van Ingen and Maik Kingma AWS CDK Part 6: Lessons learned. CDK with TypeScript is a joy! APIs are not stable. CDK has a nice developer experience. Read more Leave your thoughts
AWS CDK Part 5: How to create a step function 11/26/19 by Kevin van Ingen and Maik Kingma AWS CDK Part 5: AWS Step functions, coordinate your Lambdas using state machines and create advanced workflows. Read more Leave your thoughts
AWS CDK Part 4: How to create Lambdas 11/07/19 by Kevin van Ingen and Maik Kingma AWS CDK Part 4: AWS CDK Lambda. Respond to S3 events with Lambda's in and outside a VPC. Read more Leave your thoughts
RDS database migration with Lambda 10/17/19 by Kevin van Ingen When I was building Java-based web applications we had some handy tools like Flyway and Liquibase for database schema migration.... Read more Leave your thoughts
DDD vs. Anemic Domain Models (Martin Fowler) 10/14/19 by Rüdiger zu Dohna DDD is seeing a renaissance, recently, so old discussions have to be reevaluated. Separating data from behavior in Domain Models may be called 'anemic', but it has its pros and cons. Read more 2 Comments
AWS CDK Part 2: How to create an S3 Bucket 10/09/19 by Maik Kingma In this blog post, will focus on creating an AWS S3 bucket and a connection into our previously created VPC. Read more Leave your thoughts
Will AWS CDK replace Terraform and the Serverless Framework? 09/17/19 by Kevin van Ingen CDK, Terraform, or Serverless Framework? An evaluation of these tools for application in AWS serverless projects. Read more Leave your thoughts
