I want a platform where I can provide my updates and patches for download as an archive, where the link is directly integrated into my software. The links are retrieved from a list on my website and should then point to a host that absolutely has to offer direct links. I could upload my files…
I'm currently learning (legal) hacking and tried a Python code that displays traffic from a specific IP address. When I entered my own IP address (from my home network), I noticed that my PC (Linux Ubuntu Budgie) was constantly sending something to Google and Amazon AWS. Here is the console output of my program: [18:17:3]…
Hello, I need to connect to a VPS to achieve a very low ping. It's currently around 38, but it needs to be 1-2 ms. I'm in Germany, and the servers are in London. I don't know anything about technology, but would that theoretically be possible?
So, I want to write my frontend with Typescript + Next JS and my backend with C#. My database should be Prisma + PostgreSQL. But how do I implement it or are there alternatives to AWS and if AWS is the "config so good"? Frontend: Vercel (Next js). C# backend: AWS Elastic Beanstalk or AWS…
Hello dear community, I'm supposed to write to my boss about which IAM permissions I need to set up an ECS, such as uploading Docker containers, etc. Which permissions exactly do I need for this? The AmazonECS_FullAccess permission is too much. Many thanks in advance
Hello folks. I have a difficult situation and would like to get some advice. I am a software developer and I worked as an AWS developer for 1.5 years and then unfortunately went to AWS consulting position. Unfortunately, for about a year now at my current company there have been no projects and I only…
I currently have three offers from companies. The first one offers me around $54k starting as a junior. I'm allowed to work in the Java stack, but there's been no word on whether I'll be allowed to work with large cloud services. Probably not Javascript or TypeScript either, since they primarily work with Java and…
Hello, I tried it out for testing. Then I recently got an email saying I'd already used up 70% of my free data volume and would have to pay soon. I thought, HUH?! Nothing's really happening! At least nothing is being used by third parties, but the fact that I have something running there seems…
I've compared prices many times and can't understand why most people rely on AWS services? They have by far the most expensive terms and conditions, yet they're so popular—why?