Category Archives: Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms to individuals, companies and governments, on a paid subscription basis.

AWS: Redshift – quick start and SQL-workbench connection config
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18 October 2019

Our data-analytics team eventually started to play with an AWS Redshift cluster instead of the MariaDB RDS service. Actually, the current task is to spin up a simple Proof of Concept Redshift’s cluster in the AWS. Let’s do it quickly, without details – if this will go to the Production, I’ll add another post with… Read More: AWS: Redshift – quick start and SQL-workbench connection config0 (0) »

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Vertica: a simple cluster set up and configuration on AWS EC2
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10 October 2019

Vertica is a data warehouse solution intended to store petabytes amount of data. The task, for now, is to spin up a kind of Proof of Concept for Vertica on an AWS EC2 to take a closer look at its setup and to give it to data-analytics to play with it a bit. Vertica has… Read More: Vertica: a simple cluster set up and configuration on AWS… »

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AWS: create an Elastic Container Registry and Jenkins deploy job
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23 September 2019

The task is to create an AWS ECR repository and add a Jenkins job to build and deploy Docker images to this repository. See the next part – Jenkins: Docker Compose deployment from Ansible with ECR authentication. AWS ECR Go to the ECR, click Get Started, set a new repository name: Lave Mutable, so you’ll be… Read More: AWS: create an Elastic Container Registry and Jenkins deploy job0… »

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CloudFlare: CDN configuration for AWS S3 website hosting
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20 September 2019

Need to create a static website hosting using AWS S3 and attach CloudFlare CDN to it. AWS S3 bucket Create a new bucket for your website with the same name as it will be used for your site, in this case, it will be cdn.example.com: Go to the Properties and enable website hosting: Go to… Read More: CloudFlare: CDN configuration for AWS S3 website hosting0 (0) »

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Kubernetes: part 4 – AWS EKS authentification, aws-iam-authenticator and AWS IAM
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3 September 2019

Let’s proceed with our AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service, EKS. Previous parts: Kubernetes: part 1 – architecture and main components overview Kubernetes: part 2 – a cluster set up on AWS with AWS cloud-provider and AWS LoadBalancer Kubernetes: part 3 – AWS EKS overview and manual EKS cluster set up. In the previous – Kubernetes: part… Read More: Kubernetes: part 4 – AWS EKS authentification, aws-iam-authenticator and AWS… »

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AWS: CloudCraft – an existing infrastructure’s map generator
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21 August 2019

I’m using CloudCraft service for a while – really handy. A couple of days ago I got a full subscription with all its features (first two weeks are free, by the way) among which I’d like to try an ability to create a map of an existing AWS account with all its resources and their… Read More: AWS: CloudCraft – an existing infrastructure’s map generator0 (0) »

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Kubernetes: part 3 – AWS EKS overview and manual EKS cluster set up
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15 August 2019

Let’s proceed with our Kubernetes journey. Previous parts: Kubernetes: part 1 – architecture and main components overview Kubernetes: part 2 – a cluster set up on AWS with AWS cloud-provider and AWS LoadBalancer In this part we will start working with AWS Elastic Kuberneters Service (EKS) – its short overview, then will create Kubernetes Control… Read More: Kubernetes: part 3 – AWS EKS overview and manual EKS… »

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Kubernetes: part 2 – a cluster set up on AWS with AWS cloud-provider and AWS LoadBalancer
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10 August 2019

In the first part – Kubernetes: part 1 – architecture and main components overview – we did a quick glance about Kubernetes. Also, check the third part – Kubernetes: part 3 – AWS EKS overview and manual EKS cluster set up. The next thing I’d like to play with is to manually create a cluster… Read More: Kubernetes: part 2 – a cluster set up on AWS… »

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AWS RDS: “SQLSTATE[22001] – Data too long for column” using MariaDB 10.2
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8 August 2019

We have a PHP-application with the AWS RDS MariaDB as a backend. On the previously used 10.0 version all was good, but right after we upgraded to the MariaDB 10.2 – got errors during tests: PDOException: SQLSTATE[22001]: String data, right truncated: 1406 Data too long for column ‘name’ at row 1 in /data/projects/projectname/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/db/Command.php:1290 The first… Read More: AWS RDS: “SQLSTATE[22001] – Data too long for column” using… »

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