Life is Short When You Get Hacked – Sydney AWS User Group

This blog post is the follow up and hopefully will provide more details for Amazonians attending Sydney AWS User Group running on 5th August 2015. We started the session with Ashley Madison story which inspired the title of the session: Life is Short Have an Affair when You get Hacked We don't know where the Ashley Madison … Continue reading Life is Short When You Get Hacked – Sydney AWS User Group

Automate your Cloud Operations Part 2: AWS CloudFormation

Stacking the AWS CloudFormation Automate your Cloud Operations blog post Part 1 have given us the basic understanding on how to automate the AWS stack using CloudFormation. This post will help the reader on how to layer the stack on top of the existing AWS CloudFormation stack using AWS CloudFormation instead of modifying the base template. AWS resources … Continue reading Automate your Cloud Operations Part 2: AWS CloudFormation

Automate your Cloud Operations Part 1: AWS CloudFormation

Operations What is Operations? In the IT world, Operations refers to a team or department within IT which is responsible for the running of a business' IT systems and infrastructure. So what kind of activities this team perform on day to day basis? Building, modifying, provisioning, updating systems, software and infrastructure to keep them available, … Continue reading Automate your Cloud Operations Part 1: AWS CloudFormation

Azure Sydney User Group February 2015: Azure Eye for the AWS Guy

Azure Sydney User Group for First 2015 Edition kicked-off with great start. Simon Waight, Andreas Wasita (me) and Scott Scovell was presenting at 11th Feb 2015. Simon and me had extensive experience with AWS especially on Enterprise space, Scott Scovell is master of integration with more than 5 years experience in Azure with AWS skills … Continue reading Azure Sydney User Group February 2015: Azure Eye for the AWS Guy

Alias a Domain / Sub Domain Name to your S3 Bucket

Jump Start our Journey to the Kloud. Amazon clearly provides simple Storage and cheap bandwidth for their S3 services, not mentioning their other features and scalability they offer. There are few requirements before this Journey : First of all, obviously, you need your own domain name and your own Amazon S3 account Second, You need … Continue reading Alias a Domain / Sub Domain Name to your S3 Bucket