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Route 53 Resolver Magic
This post covers some core concepts of Route 53 Resolvers and how they can help establish inbound and outbound name resoltion with your on-premise and AWS resources.
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Unlock the Hidden Power of VPC Sharing in AWS
As rightly stated here by Aidan Steele (AWS Hero), VPC Sharing appears to be the forgotten superpower.
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AWS Config Rules Blessed with Cloudformation cfn-guard Support!
They said it was coming, and here it is! Support for defining custom cfn-guard rules for AWS Config via Cloudformation.
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AWS Managed Prefix Lists
AWS Managed Prefix Lists Some time ago AWS released a new feature called Customer Managed Prefix Lists.
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Bootstrap Terraform on AWS
The Challenge Terraform is a great product for managing infrastructure on AWS however many people start by creating an iam user and sharing access keys into configuration files. This is really bad from a security aspect as these often get checked into version control and even worse in a public repo.
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Build a Terraform Community Org on github Enterprise
Infrastructure As Code Infrastructure as Code (IAC) is great, people can knock up some Terraform and smash out some stacks in next to no time, delivering value to the business, however there is a side effect to this. Regular IT guys and gals are now evolving from sysadmins into… wait for it…. developers, with the power of Domain Admin or root credentials!
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Cloudformation FirewallPolicy UPDATE_FAILED
While I have a fond love for Cloudformation, sometimes I find myself banging my head against a wall when trying to get past an error.
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Config Conundrum
AWS Config At our organisation we use custom config rules to help us achieve near real-time compliance and remediation.
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Fix github-actions 'Resource not accessible by integration' Error: Complete Guide
If you’re working with github-actions and encountering the “Resource not accessible by integration” error, you’re dealing with one of the most common github-actions permission issues. This error typically appears when your workflow lacks the necessary permissions to perform operations like creating pull requests, updating issues, or accessing repository resources.
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