Tag: AWS
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Simple Wufoo Style Form Handling Using AWS
Hello fellow techies, I am excited to share my latest open source project – an innovative Web Form Submission Application built with TypeScript and deployed using AWS CDK. This application is designed as a simple system for form submissions from your website, storing the data directly in AWS DynamoDB and sending alert emails for each […]
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Remove Metadata Online For Free
Almost every file we have on our phones, tablets, and computers, has secret information in it. This Metadata is a hidden part of photos, videos, PDFs, Word and Excel documents, and more. You should always remove metadata before you upload, email, text, or share a photo or video from your phone or computer! Much of […]
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AWS Lambda and EFS Troubleshooting
Being able to connect your AWS Lambda Serverless function to an EFS file system opens the door to a lot of new uses for Lambda functions. You are no longer limited to 512 MB of /tmp/ storage, which is shared across all active invocations. You can use the EFS file system to read, write, and […]
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File Uploads to AWS S3 Made Easy!
If you need to let end users of your website or web application upload files, read on! Using AWS, there is an easy way to use S3 and Lambda to handle file uploads in a totally scalable way. The solution doesn’t require any changes to your web application, only a little JavaScript added on your […]
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AWS, WordPress, Bitnami, and Ansible – A Journey
In The Beginning… I’ve been running a number of WordPress sites at AWS, and using the Bitnami AMIs to do so. They make it super easy, just fire up an instance of the AMI, and boom you have a full WordPress environment up and running, with Apache, WordPress, and a database. When The Palace […]
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Spring AWS SQS Queue Problem QueueDoesNotExistException
I have been working building a Spring Boot application running at AWS. Today I was working on setting it up to receive SQS messages. Like many things in Spring Boot, it is remarkably simple. Just create a method with the @SQSListener annotation like this: @SqsListener(“queue-name”) public void queueListener(String message, @Header(“SenderId”) String senderId) { // Do […]