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When I am playing around in the cloud I am super paranoid about charges, so I end up locking the ACLs to only permit traffic to my home IP. It’s too bad that t
by Bluecobra 1y ago
When I am playing around in the cloud I am super paranoid about charges, so I end up locking the ACLs to only permit traffic to my home IP. It’s too bad that they don’t have a better built in way of making sandbox labs. When I was doing cloud training with A Cloud Guru, it would generate a whole global AWS instance that would only last for 30 minutes.
- psychoslave 1y agoWhy don't you run locally?
- bdangubic 1y agorun entire aws infra locally while studying for aws certification?
- psychoslave 1y agoLet’s rephrase the question then, why makes an application dependent on AWS?
- kbart 1y agoAWS skills are in quite strong demand, so it totally pays off to know the platform and have some hands-on experience if you work in the related area.
- nucleardog 1y agoIn general that would be a good question, but you've asked it in a case where "use AWS" is the _only_ way to accomplish the goal... which is learning AWS.
- bdangubic 1y agoYou commented on a post that included When I was doing cloud training with A Cloud Guru which is cloud certification platform. Can’t run “locally” getting prepped for an AWS certification and AWS is absolute shit for beginners in terms of cost protections