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Together with Node 18 Becomes Active LTS with v18.12.0 — Formerly a ‘current’ release getting all the newest features, version 18 is now the active ‘Long Term Support’ release and will remain so until October 2023. Its codename is Hydrogen – quite fitting as the…
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The Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus provides a Prometheus-compatible monitoring service that is operated on Kubernetes. As AWS customers have increasingly adopted Prometheus to monitor their containerized applications over the past year, our existing processes for updating our software while maintaining availability began to take…
In our previous post, we demonstrated how to use open source tools to deploy an application to the AWS cloud. In this post, we expand on those concepts by introducing additional AWS services that demonstrate how to manage and deploy an application in the AWS…
Together with Node.js 19 Released As an odd-numbered release, Node 19 will never become an ‘active LTS’ version, but sits as the ‘current’ release that gets all the tastiest new features until early 2023. It then reaches ‘end of life’ on June 1, 2023. “If…
Together with 💡 If, like me, you learn better from examples, here are code examples of simple server-side and client-side components using the idea under discussion. The Remix Fundamentals — Join Kent C. Dodds for this detailed video course and get up to speed on…
In a previous blog post Simplifying Kubernetes configurations using AWS Lambda we built a container image that contains eksctl, kubectl, and aws-auth to call the Kubernetes API. This allows you to create and manage resources through a unified control plane. In this post we take…