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multi region aws architecture

by Michael Wittig on June 29, 2021

Multi-Region AWS Architectures

Running an application in multiple availability zones (data centers) in a single region is a best practice when architecting on AWS. Interested in learning more about multi-AZ? Take a look at our previous post here.

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How to Choose the Best Way to Scale EC2 Instances When Faced with Changing Demand

by Michael Wittig on May 4, 2021

How to Choose the Best Way to Scale EC2 Instances

Migrating workloads into the cloud — and specifically to AWS — comes with many advantages. You can operate workloads in new ways. When you only pay for what you use and add capacity within minutes, the world of auto-scaling opens up.

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AWS Architecture Pattern for Scheduled & Serverless Batch Processing

by Michael Wittig on April 22, 2021

AWS Architecture Pattern for Scheduled & Serverless Batch Processing

Scheduled batch jobs are the heart of many business processes implemented by enterprise applications. Reports are generated daily, databases are optimized over the weekend, and business logic is executed nightly. The importance of batch jobs satisfies an investment into a reliable architecture to execute the jobs. 

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Programming Your CDN

by Andreas Wittig on April 8, 2021

Programming your CDN: CloudFront and Lambda@Edge

Minimizing the load time of your websites and applications is essential for two reasons. First, search engines rank websites based on page load times. Second, users are impatient and might cancel loading your application to jump to a competitor instead. That’s why content delivery networks (CDNs) became more and more popular since they came into existence in the late 1990s. 

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by Andreas Wittig on March 18, 2021

What Architects Need to Know About Networking on AWS

As an architect, you may not have thought too much about the network management before. At least that’s how it used to be for me. But since I’ve been designing architectures for AWS, network structure has become much more important to me.

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re:invent 2020

by Michael Wittig on January 5, 2021

What Architects Should Know About re:Invent 2020

Amazon Web Services is always changing. New features are added and new services are launched all the time. But during re:Invent – the annual AWS conference – a flood of news is poured out on us. Some news will change the way we architect cloud-native applications today or in the coming months. While other news is irrelevant to us.

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