That will be another microblog-style post about self-hosting on AWS. This time, let's talk about n8n - the workflow automation tool that's been gaining traction in the no-code/low-code world. After successfully deploying GoToSocial on Lightsail (which you can read about here), I decided to tackle something more useful: …

Hey there, my friends! I've been working on automating various workflows lately, and let me tell you - I stumbled upon something that completely changed how I think about event-driven automation. Do you remember when I wrote about setting up automated deployments? Well, this time I want to share something even more …

In the previous post, we explored S3 Access Control Lists (ACLs) and learned why AWS recommends disabling them for most modern use cases. Now it's time to dive into the proper way of securing your S3 buckets: IAM policies and bucket policies. Unlike ACLs, which are considered legacy and can become operationally …

That will be a short microblog-style post. As you may know AWS Community Builders, as part of the program benefits are receiving 500$ per year of AWS Cloud credits. Seems a lot, however, domain name registration is excluded, also based on on-demand pricing, 500$ is ok for test ideas, or writing content. Not very good, …

Recently you were able to read. about S3 security, and methods of avoiding common misconfiguration with the usage of standard and well-known tools. The fact that AWS offers a set of access control mechanisms designed to protect S3 resources, including: Access Control Lists (ACLs) Identity and Access Management (IAM) …

In September this year, I will officially mark 10 years in the IT box. For most of my professional life, I was focused on system administration, automation, DevOps, and a bit of public/hybrid cloud. There was always security, but rather a nice-to-have topic, not the main pillar. Some time ago I decided, that I would …

At the beginning of September, I saw a post from Johannes Koch about self-hosting CodeCommit alternative. Then I realized, that I'm using my home, not such a popular, but very nice and solid git repository system. To be more precise, much more than a git server. Let's welcome OneDev. Git server with CI/CD, kanban, and …

Yesterday I decided to solve another, probably non-existent problem. So for quite a long time, I was looking for a solution that would allow me to schedule meetings with friends, family, and clients (the custom domain looks very professional). Most of them are paid every month. Which in my case is not a very …

If you have read my latest post about accessing RHEL in the cloud, you may notice that we’re accessing the cockpit console, via SSM Session manager port forwarding. That’s not an ideal solution. I’m not talking in bed, it’s just not ideal(but cheap). Today I realised that using Amazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser could be …

While writing a post about setting up Keycloak, which should be live this month(it's a bit harder, than I thought), I decided that it would be great to use my custom domain and play with it as well. As having sso.3sky.in looks cool, also unexpectedly it’s quite cheap. But why do I need it? It’s like 10$ per domain. Yes …