Threads/discussions like these are why I come to Twitter. Lots to learn here. Challenge your current beliefs.

Came across Matthew Skelton #BLM 💙🌻 his software delivery assessment which looks really interesting. Curious though why Security is missing as a subject. Any advice on how to assess security practices as well? github.com/ConfluxDigital…

Got my very first Lego Architecture for Christmas this year. Pretty sure this is the first of many - love it!

Don't ask me how but I managed to get all Christmas decorations back in their original boxes.

I've written down some things I learned while working with GitHub Actions that not everyone may know. For example, did you know GitHub Actions actually supports if statements? That and more is in my latest blog post. sanderknape.com/2021/01/go-cra…

If you haven't read Team Topologies yet, this link will convince you to do so. A must read! teamtopologies.com/nutshell

One of those things you didn't know that you didn't know. But which is fun to know.

The latest Terraform AWS provider made default tags generally available. In my latest blog post I share how to combine this new feature with tfsec to enforce tags as early as possible in the development process. sanderknape.com/2021/05/shift-…

After upgrading #Terraform from 0.14.11 to 0.15.1, planning our manifest with ~800 #GitHub repo's and 2 additional resources per repo went from ~15 minutes to ~2 minutes. Love it <3

Just bought these cute illustrations from abstractlab.co. I will use them to add a bit of originality and style to the SaaS product I'm building.

So to run a containerized app do I use this new AWS App Runner or: * Amplify ? * ElasticBeanstalk ? * ECS ? * EKS ? * Lambda ? * Copilot ? * CodeStar ? * Proton ? * Lightsail ? Does App Runner add **any** additional functionality? Or is it just another repackaging of services?

"Not another one?!" was the first thing I thought when I read that AWS released one more way to run apps. Couldn't agree more with Randall here.

The newly released CloudFormation hooks feature is a solid way to enforce compliance for AWS resources. Also use a tool like cfn-lint to inform your engineers about non-compliant code. This can be done as early as in a PR or even directly in their editor. github.com/aws-cloudforma…

I just ran into this issue. I want to forward the Authorization header in CloudFront with caching disabled. Is the only way to do this still to create a custom cache policy with a 0 default and min TTL, but a 1 minute max TTL?

Just published my first blog in over a year! If you want to learn how to get started with gaining insights into your services with the golden signals, this one is for you. sanderknape.com/2022/05/measur…