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Woke up to another good news - Lambda supports S3 as a failure destination!
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AWS Lambda supports Amazon S3 as a failed-event destination for asynchronous and stream event sources - AWS
Discover more about what's new at AWS with AWS Lambda supports Amazon S3 as a failed-event destination for asynchronous and stream event sources
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November 21, 2024 at 8:35 AM
Woke up to another good news - Lambda supports S3 as a failure destination!
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Keeping costs under control is important when using the cloud. Prices are typically quoted in fractions of cents and there is lots of free usage included. As with anything though, if you use enough (and don’t clean up), it adds up. Serverless tools can help.
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Keeping costs under control is important when using the cloud. Prices are typically quoted in fractions of cents and there is lots of free usage included. As with anything though, if you use enough (and don’t clean up), it adds up. Serverless tools can help.
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Automating AWS Cost Reporting with Lambda and SNS
In this article, we are going to build a Lambda Function in which there is Python code that will generate the AWS Cost Report of your…
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November 20, 2024 at 2:54 PM
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Keeping costs under control is important when using the cloud. Prices are typically quoted in fractions of cents and there is lots of free usage included. As with anything though, if you use enough (and don’t clean up), it adds up. Serverless tools can help.
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Keeping costs under control is important when using the cloud. Prices are typically quoted in fractions of cents and there is lots of free usage included. As with anything though, if you use enough (and don’t clean up), it adds up. Serverless tools can help.
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If you’ve used AWS serverless components you have likely used AWS Lambda. You can write Lambda code to do almost anything but there are approaches you can use where you don’t need to write Lambda functions for everything. (1/4)
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If you’ve used AWS serverless components you have likely used AWS Lambda. You can write Lambda code to do almost anything but there are approaches you can use where you don’t need to write Lambda functions for everything. (1/4)
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Complex Event Filtering with AWS EventBridge Pipes, Rules and No Custom Code.
Harnessing the power of native AWS services to create a seamless event-driven architecture for a real world use case.
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November 13, 2024 at 5:54 PM
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If you’ve used AWS serverless components you have likely used AWS Lambda. You can write Lambda code to do almost anything but there are approaches you can use where you don’t need to write Lambda functions for everything. (1/4)
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If you’ve used AWS serverless components you have likely used AWS Lambda. You can write Lambda code to do almost anything but there are approaches you can use where you don’t need to write Lambda functions for everything. (1/4)
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A malicious Python package that mimics a popular SSH automation library has been live on PyPi since 2021 and delivers payloads that steal credentials and create backdoors. www.govinfosecurity.com/malicious-py...
Malicious Python Package Exfiltrates AWS Credentials
A malicious Python package that mimics a popular SSH automation library has been live on PyPi since 2021 and delivers payloads that steal credentials and create
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November 12, 2024 at 1:19 PM
A malicious Python package that mimics a popular SSH automation library has been live on PyPi since 2021 and delivers payloads that steal credentials and create backdoors. www.govinfosecurity.com/malicious-py...
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I've just published my tutorial for generating possesion/action density heatmaps such as these in python. Please take a look!
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November 12, 2024 at 1:25 AM
I've just published my tutorial for generating possesion/action density heatmaps such as these in python. Please take a look!
github.com/dmoggles/foo...
github.com/dmoggles/foo...