I’m continuing obtain AWS Certifications. Several days ago I’ve got my first AWS Certified Developer – Associate status Well, what can I say, it was not VERY difficult, but you definitely need to spend some time after passing AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate for learning DynamoDB, ElasticBeanstalk and CloudFormation deeper. How to prepare yourself […]

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CloudFormation is the service which provides us an ability to create and manage any AWS infrastructure “as code” in a fully declarative way using a single or multiple files as a source of truth for your cloud environment. Usually it is not needed to understand it very deeply to pass AWS Associate Certification exams, but […]

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Nowadays Serverless computing topic become extrimely popular. It is so tasty to implement business process using several AWS Lambda functions and pay very low price for it’s execution. But everybody who tried to implement several Lambda functions interraction knows, that it is not so easy task. At the 1st of Descember of 2016 AWS anonced, […]

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It is a very common task to pull your application code to EC2 instances from the Git repository. If you’re using CodeCommit as your main Git repository and CloudFormation for infrastructure management, it is very easy to launch an instance and allow it to access to that repository without storing any credentials or keys […]

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Last 2 evenings we spent on setup Nginx + Jupyter configuration where Nginx acts as reverse proxy in front of Jupyter which we need to embed in our website by the suburl like /ipython/. The question was not so easy. First of all there’re a lot of issues and gists on GitHub and it is […]

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Last time we’ve created Docker container with Jupiter, Keras, Tensorflow, Pandas, Sklearn and Matplotlib. Suddenly, I understood, that I’ve missed OpenCV for Docker image and video manipulations. Well, I spent whole day preparing new image build. And in this article I’ll show you how to do it much faster using Anaconda official Docker Image. There’re two […]

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Environment setup is a very common question when you’re trying to start learning Machine Learning (ML). In this article I’ll show you how to create your own Docker container including the following frameworks for comfortable start: Python 3 Jupyter Keras Tensorflow TensorBoard Pandas Sklearn Matplotlib Seaborn pyyaml h5py That are TOP 10 widely used Python […]

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Everybody knows, that you may authenticate you users for Zendesk Mobile SDK using JWT (JSON Web Token). More over, that are a lot of HOWTO-s, which are showing JWT implementation in many different programming languages. In this tutorial I’ll show you, how to use Google Cloud Functions, NodeJS with some additional npm additions to create […]

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