Netlify vs. AWS Amplify: 50-Feature Comparison First, in this Netlify vs. AWS Amplify 50-feature comparison, we’ll discuss some advantages and disadvantages of each service. Then we’ll take a look at a 50-feature comparison table. Finally, we’ll wrap up with a method to choose between the two if you haven’t made your mind
AWS Amplify vs. Vercel: 50-feature Comparison With few exceptions, building, deploying, and scaling web and mobile apps is difficult and time-consuming. We’ll consider AWS Amplify vs. Vercel as platforms that offer a one-click or few-clicks build-deploy-scale cycle. Both platforms save time and reduce errors at a reasonable cost. The advancements in low/no-code SaaS (Software-as-a-Service)
AWS Amplify vs. Firebase: 50-Feature Comparison Google and Amazon dominate cloud computing. Developers want to know what developer-friendly services these behemoths offer. Two services competing for slightly different audiences are AWS Amplify vs. Firebase from Google. 1. Let’s take a brief look at these two services. We’ll discuss the pros and cons of each.
Heroku vs AWS Deciding between Heroku vs. AWS is often a dilemma for developers. Let's look at feature comparisons and the values you use to choose the best platform for your needs. The AWS Advantage At the beginning of Big Tech, there was AWS [https://aws.amazon.com/]. And AWS grew to provide
A Brief History of Infrastructure We’re in the business of infrastructure, so we got thinking: Where are we and where did we come from? How did things work before AWS came along? Here’s our stab at mapping out the evolution of infrastructure. The Problem of Infrastructure As most of you probably realize, infrastructure
Six AWS Experts you should follow Francesco Ciulla Francesco is a DevOps consultant based in Rome with more than 70,000 Twitter followers and a very active YouTube channel including interviews with Nader Dabit and tons of how-tos on topics like Docker. Francesco has a blog with articles such as How To Dockerize a Django App
How to deploy Lambda to AWS with Digger This tutorial shows you how to deploy an AWS Lambda [https://aws.amazon.com/lambda] function with Digger [https://digger.dev]. Prerequisites Before starting the tutorial, please do the following: 1. Create a Digger [https://digger.dev] account. 2. Create an AWS [https://aws.amazon.com/] account. 3. Create a
AWS lambda limits that complicate serverless development Serverless - into the future of cloud? AWS lambda is Amazon's implementation of function-as-a-service, allowing to run code in the cloud without explicitly dealing with the servers themselves. While everything usually works just fine at first and the promise land is just in sight, developers new to lambdas can ofter
Four AWS mistakes founders should avoid We’ve run dozens of free office hours with startups, here are the four most common AWS mistakes we’ve seen startups making. Please don’t do these! 1) Using root accounts instead of sub-accounts We’ve seen many first-time founders use root-credentials way too liberally - don’t do
AWS Credits for startups For startups, AWS activate is the main way to get free AWS credits. Within Activate there are two main programs: 1. Activate Founders targeted at small businesses, bootstrappers and early stage startups. 2. Activate Portfolio - targeted at venture backed startups and startups going through accelerators Below we cover the
