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Route53 makes a great, simple, HA key-value store for some use cases. I've used it in GitHub Actions when nothing else was easily available to store values and
by dougcalobrisi 1mo ago
Route53 makes a great, simple, HA key-value store for some use cases. I've used it in GitHub Actions when nothing else was easily available to store values and put a little post together explaining how a while back. For many things, there isn't a reason for more complexity.
https://doug.sh/posts/route53-as-a-key-value-store-2026-edition/ https://doug.sh/posts/route53-as-a-key-value-store-2026-edit...
- fr2029 1mo agoneat, thanks
- UltraSane 1mo agoAnd route53 makes DNSSEC very easy to enable so all the DNS data is cryptographic signed. This makes putting public keys and certificates in DNS much more sensible.
- cbm-vic-20 1mo agoI dug into the DNSSEC rabbit hole a few weeks ago and got drawn into the fascinating root key signing ceremony. https://www.iana.org/dnssec/ceremonies/62 https://www.iana.org/dnssec/ceremonies/62
- ecliptik 1mo agoI knew of GPG key signing parties, but never anything at this scale or impact. Might try booting the "Signing Computer Operating System Image Release coen-2.0.1" ISO in a VM and checking it out.
- UltraSane 1mo agoIt really is something to behold. When you start storing FIPS 140-2 Level 4 HSMs offline inside safes you know things are serious.
- semiquaver 1mo agoAnd artifactory makes a good message board for your slightly-more-rambunctious-than-intended AI agents to collaborate and commiserate.