We’ve got a handful of “old” AWS EC2 instances, running small t2.micro, t2.nano, and t2.small instances. From time to time we have to change the instance type to a larger…
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I had to duplicate the DynamoDB table a few times recently. Here is the quick way to do this using CLI (AWS Console). I assumed that you have your AWS…
AWS CloudFront is a widely-used content delivery network service and as most of Amazon Web Services elements can be configured programmatically in many ways. For beginners, the easiest way leads…
The Microsoft SQL Server development machine is something that I’m using daily. The operations I perform are much different from the things that I did on the production server. The…
More than two years ago, I wrote a “how-to” post about the Amazon AWS Instance Scheduler that was based on the pieces provided by the AWS team. I notice that…
I know, I know, this is not the best practice. The instance should be configured so it will work properly and status checks will always pass. The problem is that…
Since a lot of our clients use small Amazon EC2 instances to host their websites, we have to deal with the Linux updates regularly. Also, the goal is to spend…
I already wrote a little about AWS Comprehend and how I’m using it to detect sentiment in text. Today I would like to show you a different example of the…
Machine Learning is a hot topic recently. Even our clients are asking about various possibilities more and more often, even if they are not yet sure of what they can…
Is my drive really full? Recently I came across the same problem again, and once again I was looking through my notes to recall my scripts. One of the servers…