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amazon web services

A 4-post collection

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How I Power My Business Automation with Celery

Celery is awesome. Celery is an asynchronous task queue/job queue based on distributed message passing. The broker can be RabbitMQ, Redis or any system that »

Craig Derington Craig Derington on celery, python, amazon web services, sqlalchemy, distributed task queue, asynchronous 19 March 2018

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 on AWS Instance in < 10 minutes

I like free stuff. Amazon Web Services offers a free T2-micro tier of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for free. That's right. I said FREE! If you »

Craig Derington Craig Derington on linux, amazon web services, red hat, enterprise 11 March 2016

Moving MariaDB database to Amazon RDS

It's no secret. I love Amazon Web Services. AWS allows me to deploy my applications in the cloud with minimal effort and cost which equals maximum »

Craig Derington Craig Derington on mariadb-server, MySQL, python, amazon web services, relational database systems, SQL 07 March 2016

Deploying a Django App to AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Amazon Web Services offers a deployment tool enabling developers to focus on building great software and significantly reduces the role of managing servers, designing network architecture, »

Craig Derington Craig Derington on django, python, web frameworks, pip, django-best-practices, SQLite3, test-driven-development, amazon web services, command line, elastic beanstalk, cloud 22 February 2016
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