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How to host GoDaddy domain with AWS EC2 AWS

How to host GoDaddy domain with AWS EC2

  • November 23, 2019November 23, 2019
  • by Coder Kai

Many newbies find AWS and domain providers such as GoDaddy confusing to connect. But it is not a difficult task and you can host GoDaddy domain with AWS EC2 instantly.

To connect AWS with the domain we will have to use a service called Route53 (53 refers thee TCP/UDP port 53 for DNS serving). And also there won’t be any direct way to do without this service. You can use any AWS public gateway provider such as EC2, ELB, S3 to serve your website or server to the public domain you have on GoDaddy. The AWS usually charges about .51 USD per month to maintain this zone entry as well.

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AWS Ingress ALB with EKS AWS

How to use AWS Ingress ALB with EKS

  • August 15, 2019December 11, 2019
  • by Coder Kai

Overview

Kubernetes has multiple services to facilitate the pod orchestration within the cluster. What we are discussing here is on how to use the AWS Ingress ALB with EKS without using the traditional Load Balancer Service

Kubernetes services and ingress

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GraphQL Web App with AWS Amplify and IAM Authentication AppSync

AppSync GraphQL Web App with AWS Amplify and IAM…

  • September 24, 2018September 25, 2018
  • by Coder Kai

Howdy! In this tutorial going to create an AppSync GraphQL Web App with AWS Amplify and IAM Authentication using Cognito User Pools. The reason behind this is, if you are creating an web app quickly, the AWS AppSync, Mobile Hub, DynamoDB will come with all the equipments that you need to scale it. So this is such an attempt but um not using the aws amplify cli to create since I would like to know what my configurations looks like when it comes to web. The App will be a react app to quickly show how its done.

Read more “AppSync GraphQL Web App with AWS Amplify and IAM Authentication” →

Query records for a list of keys in GraphQL AppSync

Query records for a list of keys in GraphQL…

  • September 3, 2018
  • by Coder Kai

If you are using AppSync GraphQL you must be familiar with the queries with filters. In fact, when you are creating a new type structure, AppSync provides default filters to scan an object in your data source. But how can you query records for a list of keys in GraphQL? Unfortunately, it is not defined in the default filters.

My basic requirement is like this

Query records for a list of keys in GraphQL Read more “Query records for a list of keys in GraphQL AppSync AWS using VTL” →

aws graphql with lambda AppSync

How to mutate AWS GraphQL using AWS Lambda

  • August 26, 2018September 5, 2018
  • by Coder Kai

Recently, I had to create a AWS Lambda trigger for the AWS DynamoDB table events. The tricky part on this thing was to mutate AWS GraphQL using AWS Lambda with this DynamoDB event. The reason was I wanted all the clients which were subscribed to GraphQL to get this event with modified data.

aws graphql trigger example - mutate AWS GraphQL using AWS Lambda Read more “How to mutate AWS GraphQL using AWS Lambda” →

Use AWS GraphQL for react native app AppSync

Use AWS GraphQL for React Native Message App

  • June 28, 2018September 3, 2018
  • by Coder Kai

Recently I came up with a react native app which needs to integrate AWS GraphQL. Its actually provided with AWS App Sync and a very convenient way if you want a quick pub-sub. The problem was I had to do mutations as a background asynchronous process and wanted to update the app state from that. When I went through the documents I found the AWSAppSyncClient which is an Apollo Client. Although it was promising the react native examples were more focusing towards react or react-native Components which was really making a mess. Read more “Use AWS GraphQL for React Native Message App” →

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