AWS Understanding and Using AWS Profiles in Windows PowerShell In this tutorial, you're going to learn how to work with AWS profiles in PowerShell. You'll see how to create and manage profiles including using the default profile, creating your own and more!
AWS How to Use Terraform with EC2 instances: Deploying and Removing Build and tear down a Terraform EC2 instance with ease using a simple text file and the Terraform infrastructure as code tool!
AWS AWS XRay: Debugging Microservices in the Cloud AWS X-Ray is a debugging tool to peer into what's happening in your AWS services. Learn what it is, how it works and if it's right for you in this blog post.
AWS How to send an email using Amazon's Simple Email Service (SES) In this how-to, walkthrough, learn how to get started with Amazon SES by sending your first email.
PowerShell Leveraging PowerShell Automation in The Cloud As part of this cloud transition, it's important to realize that even though you can't see a system it still needs to be managed. Let's talk about PowerShell automation.These days, just about
AWS EC2 How to Find an AWS EC2 Instance’s Public DNS Name from within Itself If you're ever in need of using an Amazon AWS's public DNS name from within a script running on an EC2 instance, here's a quick way to get it using PowerShell. This technique
How-To Using AWS Systems Manager Feature for Fast Windows Patching Windows patching is an unfortunate requirement for all Windows administrators. Patch Tuesdays keep coming with no end in sight. Many people use Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) to keep their Windows servers patched;
AWS CloudFormation Using Infrastructure as Code and AWS' CloudFormation Service Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is an excellent way to automate and deploy infrastructure components. IaC allows organizations to define entire application stacks in easy-to-understand code like JSON, YAML and the like. AWS has
AWS How to Set Up an AWS Instance From Scratch Using PowerShell Creating an Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instance with PowerShell requires creating the dependencies that PowerShell requires. Below, we will outline how to create these dependencies as well as the EC2 instance itself!
