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 …

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 …