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Not every second Friday, but still… We have two mainstream approaches

Here’s a set of instructions on How to Configure to Run any Executable as a Service in Linux with Systemd.

Some time ago I described how to Deploy Flutter project with backend to AWS Amplify.

SearXNG is a free and open-source federated metasearch engine that was forked from Searx. The SearXNG project on github has more then 15k stars.

Here I list steps needed to implement pair of lambda functions in AWS SAM:

1. REST API Lambda: send message to SQS
2. SQS Lambda Trigger: process message from SQS

These are the step-by-step instructions on how to add layers to AWS Lambdas - in Python. Will be using base code generated by standard HelloWorld template example.

Integration systems could be Commercial with a lot of paid connection modules and a bit of free ones; Or kind of free but with some strange license; Or ready for self-hosting and not.

Here is my k8s cheat sheet covering kubenetes most important commands and concepts from installing to running containers and cleaning up:

Here is a Docker cheat sheet covering the most important commands and concepts from installing to running containers and cleaning up:

When you created Flutter project with AWS Amplify backend, the next step is to deploy it. Here is how to Deploy Flutter project to AWS Amplify hosting

A quickstart - how to Create Flutter fullstack project on AWS Amplify platform.

We can write lambda function for deployment to AWS in several languages. Let’s compare the performance of (almost empty) functions written in JavaScript, Python and Golang…

When the site is generated with hugo it’s time to deploy it to some hosting platform. Here is a howto push it to AWS S3 and serve with AWS CloudFront CDN.

Hugo is a static website generator. It helps produce html from markup, theme and keep website organised. Like this tech blog. Here’s a list of the most useful Hugo commands with their parameters:

Here’s a cheatsheet for the most useful cURL commands with their parameters: