Recent articles
Tracking Terraform module versions across number of accounts
March 7th, 2024Tracking software component versions is critical for maintaining the stability and predictability of your infrastructure. In the post I introduce a technique to provide such version tracking for your organizations custom terraform modules, useful e.g. for platform teams providing common infrastructure to be used by multiple application teams.
AWS ECR Container Scans across AWS Organization accounts
July 10th, 2020AWS Elatic Container Registry has nowdays capability to scan container images it contains. While being a great (and free!) service feature, it currently lacks aspects that would make it a possible tool for organization wide monitoring and analyzing security landscape. This post goes through some steps to take in order to bridge those gaps.
How to use AWS CloudHSM with Kubernetes
March 15th, 2020I go through ways to integrate AWS CloudHSM properly with EKS or any other similar Kubernetes cluster.
How to start running GameDays
February 3rd, 2020I got a chance with my client's team to run the first cloud gameday. In this post, I share my experiences and tips on how to run the first gameday successfully with your team and related parties.
Professional courage
January 2nd, 2020A recent article about the performance of teams and psychological safety brought up some thoughts on what matters to improve the performance of a team or an organization to the next level. So I got a spark and decided to share my principles, through which I try to work.
Asynchronous processing with Django ORMs on AWS Lambda
April 8th, 2016We go trough of one possiblity of doing synchronous processing within your web application with AWS Lambda functions.
Importing Spark Dataframes from MySQL on Jupyter notebooks
October 14th, 2015Loading data from MySQL database into PySpark dataframes
SQLAlchemy models with JSON fields
April 13th, 2014The purpose of this article was to show how to show how to transparently serialize dictionaries as JSON fields in your database through SQLAlchemy and access them from your code as dictionaries.
