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If you're on Spain's regulated electricity tariff (PVPC), timing is everything.
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In a previous post, I explained how to connect AWS Step Functions to a private API Gateway endpoint thanks to the new integration with AWS PrivateLink and Amazon VPC Lattice.
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At Re:Invent 2024, AWS announced EventBridge and Step Functions integration with private APIs.
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Last November 2024, I attended an AWS user group meetup in Barcelona.
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AWS Step Functions introduced two new features: variables and support for JSONata.
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At re:Invent 2023, AWS announced a new feature for Step Functions that allows you to call third-party HTTPS API endpoints directly from your workflow without the need to write a Lambda function.
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Security is a very important topic for all cloud engineers.
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I recently came across David Boyne's blog post: How to Observe EventBridge Events with Postman and WebSockets.
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In this article, I will discuss a few tricks on how to optimize your GraphQL API for items that use composite keys in DynamoDB.
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In this post, I will teach you how you can handle many-to-many relations with AWS AppSync, how to avoid denormalization and still avoid the n+1 problem.
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If you have been working with DynamoDB, you are probably quite familiar with the notion of Partition Keys and Sort Keys (aka PK and SK).
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CloudFormation is an AWS service that allows you to maintain Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
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DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database that delivers single-digit millisecond performance at any scale.
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✏️ Edit - 2023-04-11: If you're interested in creating JavaScript resolvers with TypeScript rather than utilizing Lambda functions, check out this alternative article.
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AppSync is a fully managed service from AWS that lets you build and deploy scalable and secure GraphQL APIs in the cloud.
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Originally published on Medium Updated on 2020–12–26: After posting this, I realized that it could be improved this, even more, by using DynamoDB TTL.