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A Detailed Overview Of AWS SES and Monitoring - Part 2
In our interconnected digital world, managing email efficiently and securely is a critical aspect of business operations. This post delves into a sophisticated setup using Amazon Web Services (AWS) that ensures your organization's email communication remains robust and responsive. Specifically, we will explore using AWS Simple Email Service (SES) in conjunction with Simple Notification Service (SNS) and AWS Lambda to handle email bounces and complaints effectively.
Desirable Techniques: Understanding Modern Messaging with ActiveMQ and ActiveMQ Artemis
A practical comparison of Apache ActiveMQ Classic and ActiveMQ Artemis—architecture, storage, clustering, HA, and when to choose each.
A Detailed Overview Of AWS SES and Monitoring
Introduction
How to Capture AWS Identity Center Events
In today's fast-paced IT environments, maintaining control over user permissions and group memberships is crucial for security and compliance. AWS Identity Center (formerly known as AWS SSO) simplifies identity management across AWS, but monitoring changes in real-time can be challenging. This blog explores a serverless solution using AWS EventBridge and Lambda to notify you whenever key changes occur within your Identity Center.
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A Detailed Overview Of AWS SES and Monitoring - Part 2
In our interconnected digital world, managing email efficiently and securely is a critical aspect of business operations. This post delves into a sophisticated setup using Amazon Web Services (AWS) that ensures your organization's email communication remains robust and responsive. Specifically, we will explore using AWS Simple Email Service (SES) in conjunction with Simple Notification Service (SNS) and AWS Lambda to handle email bounces and complaints effectively.
Desirable Techniques: Understanding Modern Messaging with ActiveMQ and ActiveMQ Artemis
A practical comparison of Apache ActiveMQ Classic and ActiveMQ Artemis—architecture, storage, clustering, HA, and when to choose each.
A Detailed Overview Of AWS SES and Monitoring
Introduction
How to Capture AWS Identity Center Events
In today's fast-paced IT environments, maintaining control over user permissions and group memberships is crucial for security and compliance. AWS Identity Center (formerly known as AWS SSO) simplifies identity management across AWS, but monitoring changes in real-time can be challenging. This blog explores a serverless solution using AWS EventBridge and Lambda to notify you whenever key changes occur within your Identity Center.
Your Data, Your Keys, Your Control: Bring your own keys to AWS CloudHSM - Part 3
Introduction
Your Data, Your Keys, Your Control: Bring your own keys to AWS CloudHSM - Part 2
When managing sensitive data in the cloud, organizations increasingly seek control over their encryption keys. Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows for this with the Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) feature, which integrates seamlessly with AWS Key Management Service (KMS) and CloudHSM. This guide provides a step-by-step approach to setting up BYOK in AWS, enabling you to maintain strict control over key management processes while leveraging AWS's secure infrastructure.
Your Data, Your Keys, Your Control: Bring your own keys to AWS CloudHSM - Part 1
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Enhance Cloud Security: Permission Sets in AWS Organizations
What are Permission Sets?
Azure Messaging: Service Bus, Event Hub & Event Grid
In the realm of Azure, messaging services play a critical role in facilitating communication and data flow between different applications and services. With Azure's Service Bus, Event Hub, and Event Grid, developers have powerful tools at their disposal to implement robust, scalable, and efficient messaging solutions. But understanding the differences, use cases, and how to leverage each service optimally can be a challenge. This blog aims to demystify these services, providing clarity and guidance on when and how to use them.
The Ultimate AWS ECS and EKS Tutorial
In the evolving landscape of AWS (Amazon Web Services), two giants stand tall for container orchestration: ECS (Elastic Container Service) and EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service). With the rise of microservices architecture, the decision between ECS and EKS becomes crucial. This guide dives deep into the intricacies of both platforms, helping you make an informed decision based on your specific needs.