Synology - Container Manager - Run a Docker Compose Project on CRON schedule

Deletion of CloudFormation Stacks in Bulk

Delete CloudFormation stacks in bulk, that start with a prefix, end with a suffix, or contain a string in their name.

The importance of preparation before a presentations

Even experts benefit from planning presentations. Skipping prep can lead to key points being missed. Structured prep brings clarity and impact.

Get all DynamoDB items from a table (recursively)

Get all your DynamoDB records in one go. Explore this recursive strategy for paginated data fetching.

Migrating from the Cloud to On-Premises infrastructure. Is it worth it?

The cloud is a great place to be, but it's not for everyone. In this article, we'll discuss the pros and cons of migrating from the cloud to on-premises infrastructure.

Every team needs a "Devil's Advocate"

To raise the bar for quality of ideas, somebody needs to play the devil's advocate

GitHub Actions – Race workflow executions and cancelling current runs

Racing GitHub Actions workflows so newest code is deployed ASAP

AWS Lambda 250MB limit – how to shrink your Lambda and its node_modules below it?

Shrink a .ts file and its node\_modules dependencies to a single small .js file, suitable for AWS Lambda deployment, without hitting AWS deployment package size limits.

How to display GitHub Actions status badge image in your repository’s README.md?

GitHub actions is one of the latest additions in the sphere of tools, available for CI/CD. It’s quite powerful and integrates directly with the GitHub repository where it’s ran. One of the benefits of having a CI system, is the ability to quickly understand if your latest build is passing or not. The so called

Terraform error “InvalidParameterException: The target group with targetGroupArn arn:aws:xxx does not have an associated load balancer”. How to solve it?

Recently, while trying to create a Terraform stack for the infrastructure of an experimental app, I encountered this cryptic error. Here’s how to solve it.

Can modern browsers run TypeScript code, without compiling?

What would happen if you try to use raw TypeScript code (e.g. “let” or “const”) inside a modern browser, without compiling it first?

Why VueJS lost me on the first day I tried it?

VueJS is a great micro frontend framework for building single-page applications. However, one serious limitation struck me today, that will probably stop me from using the framework for any serious project from now on.