A few weeks ago The Scale Factory released s3audit, a command line tool for auditing the settings of AWS S3 buckets.

Tim Bannister
16 October, 2019

In a previous article I explained how subcommands let developers make command line tools that other people can extend. Here’s a way to use that …

These days it can seem like we don’t have to wait very long for another data breach involving an insecure S3 bucket. Such data breaches generally …

A common strategy when using CodePipeline is to upload files to an S3 bucket as part of the deployment process.

This works great for a simple pipeline …

You’ve heard all the reasons why you should migrate to Fargate, but what do you need to think about when doing a migration?

You have two options …

Using multiple AWS accounts to provide separation of concerns within a system is a good practice which is increasingly being adopted. This shift …

Tired of waiting for your CloudFront changes to propagate? Check out this little hack to speed up your configuration changes

If you’ve deployed a …

Tim Bannister
24 July, 2019

It’s 2019 when I’m writing this, and I’m still a big fan of command line tools.

I’m going to run through some patterns for command line tools that let …

Short answer yes you should. Here’s why I think it’s superior to standard Public Key authentication.

Last week Amazon launched EC2 Instance Connect, …