As organizations scale their cloud-based applications, managing development across multiple teams in AWS becomes crucial. Without a well-structured approach, teams can face inefficiencies, security risks, and deployment bottlenecks.
Designing consistent APIs
In the digital world, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are the glue that connects services, applications, and platforms. Whether you’re building for internal use or exposing features to external
When should you use AWS?
On the market, there are plenty of companies that deliver Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) functionality. Among the biggest ones from the US, such as AWS, Azure, and
Testing contracts in event-driven architecture in AWS
Throughout my career, I’ve come across numerous blogs and lectures on testing event-driven architectures, covering everything from unit tests to full integration phases. A common theme in all
How to organize project development teams
Throughout my career, I have encountered various approaches to how corporations organize the development of AWS solutions. One of the most critical factors in successful development is team
Why E2E testing will never work in Microservice Architectures
Before diving into the reasons why end-to-end (E2E) testing struggles in large-scale microservice architectures, let’s recap some key traits of microservice architecture that are critical from a testing
How AWS business model work
Introduction What could be more detrimental than becoming addicted to something that significantly impacts your finances? Addictions to gambling, cigarettes, or drugs can have severe financial consequences. Have
Microservices – Smart endpoints dumb pipes
When designing communication structures between processes, many products and methodologies focus on embedding intelligence directly into the communication mechanism. A notable example is the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB),
Microservice CI/CD done right
In the fast-evolving world of software development, microservices architecture has become the go-to solution for building scalable, resilient, and agile applications. However, the complexity of managing numerous independent
Integration testing in AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is an exceptionally robust platform for running applications. It offers a plethora of ready-made tools designed to accelerate the development process, allowing developers to