Authenticating Go AWS SDK v2 using external id
2023-03-01
For self reference: Sample code as to how to authenticate aws-sdk-go-v2 using external ids:
Assume · Aws · External-Id · Golang · Roles · Sdk · Tech · V2
1 minute
Authenticating Go AWS SDK using external id
2022-10-17
For self reference: Sample code as to how to authenticate aws-sdk-go using external ids:
Assume · Aws · External-Id · Golang · Roles · Sdk · Tech
1 minute
Authenticating Go AWS SDK v2 using assume roles
2021-04-30
For self reference: To authenticate the Golang AWS SDK v2 using assume roles, refer to the following code snippets:
Assume · Aws · Golang · Roles · Sdk · V2
1 minute
A tool for synching DynamoDB tables between accounts
2020-08-31
I uploaded a tool that can sync DynamoDB tables between accounts. It’s called dysync and you can find the code here. Maybe it will be useful to anybody out there.
Aws · Dynamodb · Golang · Sync
1 minute
2020-05-13
I uploaded a tool that can query DynamoDB tables. It’s called lsdy and you can find the code here. Maybe it will be useful to anybody out there.
Aws · Dynamodb · Golang · Query
1 minute
Download AWS Athena query results as CSV
2019-03-09
I recently uploaded a tool to GitHub that downloads AWS Athena query results as CSV. It’s called athena2csv. You can check out the code here. You might find this useful.
Athena · Athena2csv · Aws · Csv · Golang
1 minute
Monitoring dynamodb table using dynamodbstream, lambda, SNS and SQS
2018-11-19
I uploaded an example code on how to monitor a Dynamodb table (INSERT, MODIFY, and REMOVE) using dynamodbstreams, lambda, SNS, and SQS. Please have a look here.
Aws · Dynamodb · Dynamodbstreams · Lambda · Sns · Sqs
1 minute
AWS SQS lengthy message processing
2018-10-05
Before, I uploaded an example on how to handle lengthy processing of PubSub subscription messages in GitHub. This time, it’s for AWS SQS. Have a look at the sample code here.
Aws · Client · Lengthy · Sqs · Subscription
1 minute
Running Kubernetes on AWS using kops
2018-01-24
Overview This post will walk through the steps on how we provisioned our production Kubernetes cluster @mobingi. Some of the bits here are already automated in our case but I will try to include as much details as I can. Our goals would be the following: Provision a Kubernetes cluster on AWS using kops. The cluster will have two autoscaling groups: one for on-demand, one for spot instances. It’s going to be a gossip-based cluster.
Aws · Devops · Kops · Kubernetes
5 minutes