Tag: getting started

AWS Startup Spotlight

Let’s see scheduling, state management, and resource allocations in action by actually running a service in ECS.

Taking money in Silicon Valley these days is almost easier than going to the ATM. Turn around and there’s another previously unknown…

AWS Startup Spotlight

To build great apps, startups typically require multiple environments, such as production, development, QA, and staging environments. But it can be challenging to track and manage resources over multiple environments, especially as a business grows over time.

We’ll explore how many of the characteristics of containers make them an excellent choice for building a microservices-based architecture.

Today, using some new tools from Amazon Web Services, I’ll show you how to make boring, static dashboards reflect changes in real time.

AWS CodeDeploy is a service that automates code deployments to Amazon EC2 instances. Here’s how to leverage it for your startup.

Segment is a customer data hub, the central place where you can send your customer data and then analyze it with more than a hundred different tools–all with the flip of a switch. But looking at Segment today, you’d never guess where it started.

If you ever want to be the center of controversy in a room packed with developers, declare that one programming language is better than the other.