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Creating a Chatbot using Amazon Lex Service
by Akhil Mittal
Creating a real-time chatbot using Amazon Lex Services and deploying the bot over
Facebook messenger
Start/Stop RDS Instances on Schedule
by Ivan Perevernykhata
How to start/stop RDS instances on schedule with aws-sdk, nodeJs Lambda function
and CloudWatch
Using Visual Studio Code to Develop a Service Inside of a Container
by Dmitriy Repin
Using VS Code to author and debug an any-language service inside of a container
running locally, on a cloud VM, or in a Kubernetes pod
An Introduction to Serverless Functions on Azure
by Ryan Peden
Get up and running with serverless by creating a geocoding function on Azure
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Building Auth Endpoint with Go and AWS Lambda
by Bohdan Stupak
This article describes a super-minimalistic auth endpoint based on AWS Lambda.
How to Access Private S3 Objects with AWS Cognito
by Necmettin Demir
To provide a URL link to access objects in private S3 bucket through AWS Cognito
User Pool (using hosted UI), Authorized API Gateway and Lambda in a Secure Way.
How to Create Regional Web ACL (WAFv2) with CloudFormation
by Illya Reznykov
Creating Regional Web ACL with CloudFormation
Connecting Azure Authentication to Other Providers Article 3: Connecting Azure AD
with AWS Cognito for Authentication
by Rahul__Sharma
In this article we learn how to connect Azure AD with AWS Cognito for
authentication in a multi-cloud environment.
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How to Build a Multi-Cloud App - A Step-by-Step of How to Run the Simplest Web-Page
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6 Mar 2020YegorDovganich
In this article I will explain and show step-by-step how to run the simplest web-
page hosted by the Load Balancer which has nodes both on AWS and Azure behind.
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How to access DynamoDB locally using ASP.NET Core Web API
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Using Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT with Intel® IoT Devices and Gateways
20 Jun 2016Intel Corporation
This article provides general guidelines for connecting any Intel® Internet of
Things (IoT) devices (that is, devices that support Intel microcontrollers, such as
the Intel® Edison board and the Intel® Curie™ Compute Module) and Intel gateways to
the Amazon Web Servives (AWS) IoT platform.
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