I am detailing the steps that I did take in order to host my
static blog on AWS S3 for this challenge. I would like this be
of help for people have not completed this challenge yet.
I have pubished it also in
Medium
Added on Feb 14, 2020
A lot of people have trouble when trying to store the static file of a Django application on AWS S3 service.
In this article, I try to explain how to store the static and media files of your Django application using AWS S3 service.
It is the second part of a series that Iwill cover deployment on AWS, and setup of CI/CD pipelines .
Added on Feb 7, 2020
A couple of our fellow colleagues had problems understanding some of the underlying concepts of an AWS VPC (Virtual Private Cloud).
In this article, I try to explain some of what I know about these concepts to give a better understanding of the big picture of Cloud Networking.
It is the first part of a series that I plan to write on AWS VPCs.
Added on Feb 1, 2020
In this post, I shared my beautiful learning experience with Udacity and how the knowledge gained has helped me improve my Git and Github skills relating it to a past experience. I briefly touched on Git Tagging, Branching and merging. Enjoy...
Added On Jan 22, 2020
In this post, I shared my beautiful learning experience with Udacity and how the knowledge gained has helped me improve my Git and Github skills relating it to a past experience. I briefly touched on Git Tagging, Branching and merging. Enjoy...
Added On Jan 22, 2020
With this tutorial, you learn the basics of AWS Lambda by creating a classic 'Hello World' function. You’ll use CloudFormation from the command line to create the Lambda function, then manually invoke it to prove it works.
Added On Jan 21, 2020
This step-by-step, hands-on AWS CloudFormation tutorial is ideal for beginners. You will create a simple stack containing a single resource. And you’ll do it twice: once AWS CloudFormation Console, then again with AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI).
Added On Jan 21, 2020
Git Merge and Git Rebase
Two principle approaches to integrate changes from one branch into another: the merge and the rebase. Git Merge and Git Rebase serve the same purpose. They are designed to integrate changes from multiple branches into one. Although the final goal is the same, those two methods achieve it in different ways.
Added On Jan 14, 2020
This is my very first blog. I am excited to really own a blog. My next stop would be gain an in-depth understanding of the web through this first launch
I want to be a fulltime DevOps with appropriate knowledge on the Web, from frontend to backend. I guess this is just the beginning of something big.
Added On Jan 12, 2020