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by x_foo_x 9y ago
Just use more than one AWS account!!!! Use Roles to manage any cross-account dependencies.
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by x_foo_x 9y ago
Open the link and check for yourself...
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by x_foo_x 9y ago
Then I guess Telsa marketing dept > Ford marketing dept.
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
AWS policy descriptors are certainly robust enough to handle something like this. These frameworks are built for hackathon type projects where you are just using a personal AWS account and you don't care about fiddling with permissions
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
No way you're getting 15 ms on a TLS connection over the internet. I've set up similar pings with API Gateway and API Gateway -> Lambda, and it seems with the APIGW the TLS connection is the most expensive part. On an establish
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
Is your 'Bare EC2' over SSL? I've used Apex Ping as well (btw it runs on Lambda), and it seems they open a new connection on each ping. Getting 15 ms latency on a brand new TLS connection is nearly impossible over the interne
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
*listening via lightning... Apple doesn't want everyone to switch to lightning. They are banking that bluetooth will eventually be the 90% even 99% standard among consumers. I tend to agree.
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
The AirPods are bluetooth. I think that has been a point of confusion. Also, 5 hrs may not seem like much but 24 hours w/ the case is a lot more than comparable bluetooth earbuds. And I really love the idea of a battery case: extend ba
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
I use a custom authorizer with Auth0 and it works fine. I guess some systems still use Basic Auth though.
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
I don't see the value in compressing small payloads less than 1K. Plenty of APIs serve small, structured content.
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by x_foo_x 10y ago
Latency was a concern at launch but it has improved a lot, I see less than 20 ms these days. Depends on scale though, we have moderate sustained load 24/7