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weeefun
2y ago
Location: Germany (some rural area 1h away from Dortmund) Remote: Yes, but on-site possible (occasionally) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: backend+infra focus; Node.js/TypeScript/JavaScript and everything on AWS with a Serve
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Serverless Sending and Receiving Emails, the CDK Way
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6y ago
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weeefun
6y ago
It looks like a nice tool doing it's job well :-) I'd also consider services like provisioned DynamoDB tables or Kinesis streams in this context because there you can also waste lots of money depending on your setup. For example,
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Show HN: SaaS-marketplaces.com – a collection of SaaS Marketplaces
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6y ago
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weeefun
9y ago
Definitely take a look a 1Password. Great integration across multiple platforms (OS, browsers, smartphones) and for teams it's nice to have different vaults and assign users different permissions for vaults.
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weeefun
9y ago
Interesting! You could combine it with e.g. Amazon Alexa so you can add such items using your voice (if you know the 'sentence structure' of course).
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weeefun
9y ago
Regarding the problem that you want to read the costs per function: have you considered using resources tags? This could help a bit when evaluating your costs (though not directly on the bill). https://aws.amazon.com/answer
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weeefun
9y ago
Although I've just started using AWS Lambda and think it's a cool technology to use, I can understand your points. 2) Logging is indeed painful! You definitely need a separate tool/system for that. I have created a small CLI
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weeefun
10y ago
I think if you just want to run a WordPress installation, you don't need a DigitalOcean droplet. There are lots of cheaper web hosting alternatives to do that and they often also provide something like a one-click installation. For Ger
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weeefun
10y ago
Looks like a cool project. But do I see this correctly that every time you're adding AND removing something from your inventory, you need to scan it? :(