Introduction Modern applications require little downtime, excellent scalability, and quick performance. Conventional relational databases frequently find it difficult to meet these demands, particularly when handling enormous volumes of unstructured data. Here’s when Amazon DynamoDB is useful. Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a fully managed NoSQL database solution called DynamoDB. It is made to...

Introduction  Fast and efficient application deployment is a key concern in today’s fast-paced development environment. Developers can focus on writing code with Amazon Web Services’ Platform as a Service (PaaS) product, AWS Elastic Beanstalk. AWS takes care of infrastructure setup, scalability, and monitoring. Whether you’re creating a worker service, web application, or API backend,...

Introduction Applications must manage unpredictable workloads and provide steady performance in the current digital world without going over budget for infrastructure. Auto Scaling becomes important in this situation. Because it automatically adjusts the number of computing resources based on demand, it  helps the application run smoothly. What Is Auto Scaling? Auto Scaling is...

Introduction: Why Should You Care About ECS? If you've been exploring the DevOps world, you've probably heard about containers and Docker. These technologies have revolutionized how we package and deploy applications. But running containers at scale? That's where AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) comes in. ECS is Amazon's managed container orchestration service that...

Introduction Ever noticed the little padlock icon in your browser's address bar when you visit websites like your bank or an online store? That tiny symbol represents a powerful security mechanism that keeps your data safe while traveling across the internet. Behind that padlock is something called an SSL/TLS certificate. In today's digital...

Understanding CPU Credits: The Lifeline of Burstable Instances If you're using AWS's T-series instances like T2, T3, or T4g, you've opted for what AWS calls "burstable performance instances." These cost-effective options operate on a CPU credit system that can sometimes feel like managing a bank account—you earn credits when your usage is low...

Introduction Working with AWS, you'll often encounter EC2 instances tucked away in private subnets. This architecture follows security best practices by isolating critical resources from direct internet access, but it creates a challenge: how do you access these instances from your local machine? Whether you need to perform maintenance, troubleshoot issues, or deploy...

Introduction Containers have become the backbone of modern application delivery, but running and scaling container clusters can still feel like heavy lifting—especially if you’re also responsible for patching EC2 hosts, managing auto‑scaling groups, and worrying about kernel versions. AWS Fargate solves that problem by letting you launch Amazon ECS tasks without provisioning or...

Introduction Serverless computing is completely changing how developers build and distribute applications. One of the most popular and efficient serverless cloud solutions for running code without worrying about server administration is AWS Lambda. In this blog we will explore what AWS Lambda is, Key benefits, how to create Lambda Functions and common use...

Introduction Ever wondered how companies like Netflix or Amazon push code updates multiple times a day without breaking everything? The secret sauce is a robust CI/CD pipeline. If you're looking to level up your DevOps game in 2025, understanding AWS CI/CD is non-negotiable. In this guide, we'll break down AWS CI/CD pipelines in...