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Exploring CyberCube’s shift from AWS Serverless to Kubernetes
  • Filipp Sorin

Exploring CyberCube’s shift from AWS Serverless to Kubernetes

This blog covers CyberCube's journey of moving from predominantly AWS serverless architecture towards the heavy use of containers (using Kubernetes).
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  • Emmanuel Thioux

Migrating Lambda functions to ECS

How we are converting Lambda functions to containers in a way that requires no code changes in those functions.
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  • Emmanuel Thioux

Is Rust viable in a SaaS environment?

Can Rust speed things up?
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licensing and authorization
  • Emmanuel Thioux

Licensing and authorization via AWS

CyberCube's cyber risk analytics uses Neptune via AWS as their License Manager Service, helping to accomplish user authorization.
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Sharing documents a graph database approach
  • Emmanuel Thioux

Sharing documents - a graph database approach

How we solved the issue of creating relationships between users and documents, while allowing for access control.
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  • Max Sokolov

Building great engineering teams from the ground up - ingredients for success

How to overcome challenges in building a new engineering team
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  • Emmanuel Thioux

Technology series: Zero Trust defined - in a few words

“Never trust, always verify” is the Zero Trust axiom, but what is Zero Trust and why is it important?
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  • Emmanuel Thioux

Technology Series: Deploying Lambda Functions and Layers on AWS

Technology Series: Deploying Lambda Functions and Layers on AWS
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  • Emmanuel Thioux

Technology Series: Improving logging in Lambda functions

How to improve logging and store the logs into external systems, such as Kibana.
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  • Emmanuel Thioux

Technology series: Using AWS SAM for end to end local developing and testing

Instead of uploading Lambdas and Layers to AWS and UI to CloudFront, you just need to run SAM for your back-end and NPM for hosting your front-end.
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