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fluppet posted:Where has decent study material/practice papers for the professional level exams? My colleagues are using the Pluralsight stuff which they say is good. They passed their exams so I guess that's true?
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the talent deficit posted:devops isn't a person, it's a methodology i hired 5 scrum masters and 10 agile coaches but my company is still run like itil just came out what am i doing wrong
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Does a static website hosted on S3 really not serve HTTP/2, even if you're accessing it through Cloudfront with HTTP/2 enabled? Ugh.
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I've done Cloud Practitioner and it's pretty much the Sales guy's introduction to AWS.
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What's up with the X1-series' lovely disk performance? I know it's supposed to be for in-memory applications, but it's also an awesome budget SQL server (R-series has too many cores so the licensing cost fucks ya). I mean, you're supposed to use RDS, but some of us are still stuck in medieval times.
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Arzakon posted:I assume you mean the EBS throughput on the small X1e series? Yeah that is pretty typical of any low-CPU count instance, and the ones that do have higher networking capacity probably don't meet your memory requirements? Yeah the x1e.4xlarge would be a fantastic alternative to our r4.8xlarge instances if they could sustain the same IOPS and throughput. Our company is pretty much based on throwing hardware at legacy software problems though 
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Squealed like a little girl at the announcement. Finally.
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Or AWS could just implement describe-limits for Redshift like, I dunno, half their other poo poo with Service Limits.
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So... Why not use two statements?
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CloudBerry works.
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Put the logs into CloudWatch, trigger CloudWatch Event, get Lambda to scale ASG? e: ^ is even better
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terraform plan -refresh=false If you're sure the state is up-to-date  No idea how your zone looks or why you need more than a thousands records in it, but you could always split up management of the zone into multiple state files and only apply changes to that subset. That's how we went from 20m planning times to ~2-3m. vanity slug fucked around with this message at 00:11 on Feb 27, 2019 |
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Use Terraform to create the CloudFormation stacks
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I like Thorntech's SFTP Gateway. I don't think there's any decent alternatives, honestly.
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AWS Systems Manager is easily the worst part of the AWS console. It's like it's trying to be actively hostile to users.
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deedee megadoodoo posted:Yeah the SSM console is so bad that we are considering writing our own for dealing with parameter store. i'd pay for a usable version tbh
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12 rats tied together posted:I barely know how to use the web ui for AWS because my primary interface to it is text editor and terminal. The services where the UI is part of the value add like logs (and insights), EMR, lambda are all great, except DataPipeline which is garbage. you realize ssm is more than just the parameter store?
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Depends on why they're failing, I guess?
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Contact your AWS TAM. We've been working intensively with the DMS team and they're really eager to change things based on customer feedback.
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CyberPingu posted:Is this the place to ask about how to do something particular with Terraform ? Sure why not
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fluppet posted:
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deedee megadoodoo posted:Having a weird issue and hoping someone can point me in the right direction. We have some old IAM credentials that we were using to send email via SES. We've since updated all of our apps to a different process but something is still sending email. We have no idea what it is. CloudTrail doesn't log SES:Send* events so I can't figure out what the hell is using it. Any ideas to help track down whatever is using these credentials? Make the access key inactive, see what breaks.
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Does Kinesis Video Streams help?
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Is there any viable reason to be using MS SQL on an EC2 instance rather than in an RDS instance? My suspicion is it's due to a lift and shift from on-prem to AWS and wanting to just copy everything over from the old on-prem DB setup. I know they were fussed about the price of MSSQL on RDS compared to on Azure but I'm not sure if a license for an on-prem version would transfer over to EC2 and save them the subscription cost. We ran our MSSQL databases on EC2. At the time AOAGs were not available on RDS, and we needed the extra control over the storage that we couldn't get from RDS (basic stuff like running tempdb on ephemeral storage for the performance improvements, running databases on their own disks with their own IOPS allocation, things like that).
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PierreTheMime posted:What is the best way to transfer a large amount of large-ish data files from one S3 bucket to another, with the complication being that each bucket has a separate access credential and the source bucket owner cannot grant permissions directly to a user/role at the destination? If one account had access to both ends I could do a number of things, but I don't know if there's anything better than just having the source connection stream the data across to the destination using code as an intermediary. Right now I have a multithreaded process that's trying it's best, but it's something like 10,000 files averaging 200MB a piece so that's going to take forever. AWS DataSync? Or just s5cmd.
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I've always been a fan of having a dedicated subdomain for things that send email. Makes it a lot easier to manage and lock down.
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12 rats tied together posted:if you're using, or can use, aurora serverless, you don't need a proxy or a bastion and you can use the "data API": https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide/data-api.html Aurora Serverless v1  There's enough differences between v1 and v2 that I don't understand why they didn't just release it as a separate product.
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Hughmoris posted:I'm ripping my hair out and need some AWS VPC help. Test it with VPC Reachability Analyzer.
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Yeah pretty much.
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In our case (also MSSQL) we needed to fine tune storage performance without breaking the bank. Tempdb on ephemeral storage, databases on their own disks because their performance requirements were predictable, stuff like that. And at the time AOAG wasn't properly supported on RDS either.
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Brown bag lunch sounds like you're downing a bottle of vodka at the office
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Tell all your stories like you're a detective in a film noir
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The only reason people learn CloudFormation is to pass the exams.
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I wish Terraform had import blocks, so that I wouldn't have to do it manually (hello aws_system_linked_role my old friend)
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email is a genuine nightmare and i am glad other companies maintain these sewers
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Use UUIDs for your bucket names >:)
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davey4283 posted:https://old.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/193f9vp/using_beanstalk_to_deploy_djangoreact_project/ Remove version constraints from requirements.txt, try again, pip freeze You already have a version conflict between awsebcli and botocore, awsebcli requires botocore>1.23.41,<1.32.0, you're installing 1.34.15. Welcome Python dependency hell (also don't install boto, it's not 2018 anymore, everything is in boto3 / botocore)
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i would simply ask aws support tbh
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BaseballPCHiker posted:What would be the best way to add a lifecycle rule to existing buckets in an account that dont already have one? Im basically looking to add a rule to delete aborted multipart uploads in buckets. How are you currently deploying your infrastructure?
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