Usually, programmatic interaction with an AWS service is done using the SDK. But for DynamoDB there is another official option provided by AWS team: a library that helps you mapping an object class to a table. In a way, it’s what a object-relational mapping framework (like Hibernate or Carbonado) does for a relational database. We […]
Category: Third-party library
Monitor your AWS account with Komiser
This post is about a tool that gives you centralized information about AWS resources you are using. We installed Komiser in less than 5 minutes. And the documentation being very detailed and artifacts for installing for almost all platforms. We really like the fact that in a single dashboard you have detailed what resources you […]
Run AWS on your localhost
There is no debate about cloud in general and AWS in particular without hearing that development and testing are complicated because your application is coupled with the services it uses. Even though this is something true, it is not such a big deal. There are more approaches to solve this, each having its pros and […]
Pros and Cons of Spring Cloud AWS
Over the past few years, Spring has become the de facto J2EE framework. For most of the Java developers it could be difficult to plan a new project without using Spring framework. A while ago, we started a series of articles about how to start building a microservice using Spring Boot and what else should […]