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I am proud to share that Timestream for InfluxDB now supports IPv6 connectivity. Now you can chose to configure your Timestream for InfluxDB instances in Dual-Stack mode, which allows you to use both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses future proving your deployments. Kudos to our team for their amazing work this year which allowed us not only to launch the service in March'24 but then expand to 9 new regions and add 7 new exiting features in just 9 months. More to come! #AWS #AmazonTimestream #InfluxDB #timeseries Learn more about this launch : https://lnkd.in/gU5uuWzn Curious about InfluxDB on AWS ? https://lnkd.in/gcRg8csc

In this video, we walk you through the step-by-step process of transferring a domain from AWS Route 53 to Cloudflare. Learn how to unlock your domain, obtain the authorization code, update your nameservers, and complete the transfer seamlessly. Make sure to follow along for detailed instructions and tips to ensure a smooth domain migration. #DomainTransfer, #AWSRoute53, #Cloudflare, #TransferDomaintoCloudflare, #DNSManagement, #DomainMigration

AWS PrivateLink just made inter-region connectivity simpler and more secure! With native cross-region connectivity, you can now: 🔗 Connect Interface VPC endpoints to services across AWS Regions without setting up additional infrastructure. 🛡️ Privately access VPC endpoint services in other regions—no more cross-region peering or public internet exposure. 👉 Service Providers: Enable your VPCE services for customers worldwide, seamlessly scaling across regions without extra complexity. 👉 Service Consumers: Enjoy private, secure, and cost-efficient connectivity to services hosted in different AWS regions via Interface endpoints. https://lnkd.in/ewnc6AgB

AWS PrivateLink now supports native cross-region connectivity. Until now, Interface VPC endpoints only supported connectivity to VPC endpoint services in the same region. This launch enables customers to connect to VPC endpoint services hosted in other AWS Regions in the same AWS partition over Interface endpoints.

Just published my latest post on Medium, where I dive into the stellar performance of the AWS T4g.micro instance. At just $5 a month, this powerhouse offers unmatched value and efficiency. This includes personal experience with: 🔹 Better Price-to-Performance Ratio: Utilizing cutting-edge ARM-based Graviton2 processors. 🔹 Ideal for Staging Environments: Handles multiple services with ease. 🔹 Versatile Usage: Successfully running Redis, PostgreSQL, Node.js, and Nginx with 200MB free memory! Whether you're a developer looking for cost-effective solutions for a staging environment or a business aiming to optimize infrastructure, the T4g.micro instance is a game-changer. Read the full article to see how this instance can transform your workflow:

In this exciting video, I’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of deploying a MikroTik router on AWS. Whether you're looking to enhance your cloud networking skills or just curious about how it’s done, this tutorial will provide all the insights you need to get started quickly and efficiently! https://lnkd.in/eYeKiR38 ✅ What you’ll learn: - How to set up a MikroTik instance in AWS - Configuring essential networking features - Practical tips for managing and securing your MikroTik router in the cloud - Get ready to unlock new potential in your network by integrating cloud-based solutions with MikroTik routers! 🎓 Want to take your skills even further? Join me in person at one of my upcoming MikroTik training sessions in Canada! Details at https://lnkd.in/gbYQykkK 

One of the most costly parts of AWS for many teams is the NAT Gateway. AWS Managed NAT Gateways allow components running in your private network (VPC) to reach internet resources and other AWS resources. You pay a flat fee hour to have them enabled and an additional fee based on the amount of traffic flowing through them. If you have multiple VPCs and multiple accounts that each have their own NAT Gateways the costs can be quite high for the flat fee components. One approach you could take is to use a Transit Gateway and have all the VPCs connected to it and use 1 or a small number of NAT Gateways that all the VPCs share. This article from Emsii shows all the details required to set this up. https://lnkd.in/e5z62-zH

One of the most costly parts of AWS for many teams is the NAT Gateway. AWS Managed NAT Gateways allow components running in your private network (VPC) to reach internet resources and other AWS resources. You pay a flat fee hour to have them enabled and an additional fee based on the amount of traffic flowing through them. If you have multiple VPCs and multiple accounts that each have their own NAT Gateways the costs can be quite high for the flat fee components. One approach you could take is to use a Transit Gateway and have all the VPCs connected to it and use 1 or a small number of NAT Gateways that all the VPCs share. This article from Emsii shows all the details required to set this up. https://lnkd.in/e5z62-zH

Excited to share that Hugging Face Inference Endpoints now support shared VPC Endpoints and Secrets. > With Shared Private Services, you can connect multiple Inference Endpoints to the same AWS VPC endpoints. Your requests never touch the public internet, secured by VPC-to-VPC communication. Setup once use it for all your inference endpoints > Secrets provide a secure way to manage credentials or other sensitive information for custom container deployments or custom handlers. Get Started: https://lnkd.in/ejEJqyM5 Documentation: https://lnkd.in/dWD5gCQB

This is an extension of my previous blog, where I explain how VPC Lattice simplifies connectivity between ECS services across different accounts and VPCs, as well as enabling access to services like ALB and Lambda when they are in separate accounts/VPCs. The post also includes a GitHub repository with Terraform code to demonstrate these features. Feel free to give it a try! 😀