Matt Adorjan articles - 5 total
Enhancing Cloud Resilience: Unveiling Amazon Application Recovery Controller’s Latest Features for Seamless Application Recovery
Amazon Application Recovery Controller (ARC) is an AWS service designed to help organizations prepare for and execute faster recovery of applications running on AWS’s global cloud infrastructure. In this post, I want to summarize some of the key benefits, recent announcements, and why these are important.
Building Faster Event-Driven Architectures: Exploring Amazon EventBridge’s New Latency Gains
When milliseconds matter, every improvement counts. Amazon EventBridge just announced a staggering 94% reduction in end-to-end latency for Event Buses, now as low as 129ms at the 99th percentile.
Unlocking Fine-Grained Authorization with Amazon Verified Permissions: An Underrated AWS Service
In today’s application landscape, a comprehensive authorization solution is crucial for maintaining security and compliance. Amazon Verified Permissions (AVP) is an (I feel) often-overlooked service that offers powerful, fine-grained authorization capabilities for custom applications. Let’s explore this AWS service and discover how it can enhance your application’s security posture.
Using Kyverno Policies for Kubernetes Governance
Kubernetes gives developers a lot of flexibility in terms of developing and deploying applications. With flexibility, comes the opportunity for configuration to get out of control. Kyverno is a great tool for helping create policies in Kubernetes to ensure that flexibility remains, but guardrails are in place.
Trying out AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK)
In this post, I will review AWS' fairly new ACK project for deploying AWS resources using Kubernetes.