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Welcome to my blog, where I share my writings as well as my weekly newsletter where I cover all things AWS and open source related. The majority of this blog will be technical, hands on with the occasional leadership piece.
I am always looking for great open source projects to feature and dive deep into, so if you are workingon something you are really excited about, please get in touch and I would love to feature that work within the newsletter or as a dedicated blog post.
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Recent posts
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May 13, 2022
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May 13th, 2022 - Instalment #112 Newsletter #112.
Welcome to this weeks round up of AWS open source news. This weeks new projects features projects such as “aws-dataall” an open source framework for building a data marketplace, “backpack” a set of tools to help you work with the AWS Panorama devices, and we have other projects that help you automate DNS tasks, manage game servers, automate data ingestion, and more.
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May 9, 2022
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Experimenting with digital lanyards As someone who attends events on a regular basis, I have spent a fair bit of time over the years looking at interesting ways to engage with attendees. One of the problems I was looking to solve was how do I share useful information with attendees without having to interrupt the conversations (something that typically happens as I try and find those links on my mobile phone).
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May 6, 2022
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May 6th, 2022 - Instalment #111 Newsletter #111.
Welcome to edition #111 of the AWS open source newsletter, a bit later this week but that was so I could pack in even more great open source content. This week we have another round up of new open source projects from the AWS community that include tools to help you manage your AWS CloudFront distributions, resource providers for CloudFormation for Confluent users, managing Amazon Route53 via the command line, a nice tool for Rust developers working with AWS Lambda, a nice tool to help you find your CIDR address ranges, and many more including some great samples.
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