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Let's make Cloud #43: Hashnode's Overall Architecture, Automate Lambda code signing, Mastering ArgoCD Management

Hashnode's Overall Architecture, Automate Lambda code signing, Mastering ArgoCD Management

Hello CloudMakers!

Today we shall see:

  • Hashnode's Overall Architecture

  • Automate Lambda code signing

  • Mastering ArgoCD Management

Enjoy!

Hashnode's Overall Architecture

I've been using Hashnode for my blogging needs and I’ve found very interesting to know its technical foundation. For example, Hashnode employs the stale-while-revalidate approach in its caching mechanism, balancing content delivery speed with freshness. The platform is built on NextJS and integrates GraphQL for data queries. It's hosted on Vercel, emphasizing a serverless deployment approach. Additionally, Hashnode's choice of datastores contributes to the platform's stability.

For those curious about the inner workings of their tools, this examination of Hashnode provides a detailed perspective.

Automate Lambda code signing with Amazon CodeCatalyst and AWS Signer

Amazon CodeCatalyst is the new tool in the AWS suite designed for continuous workflows. An interesting application of CodeCatalyst is its integration with AWS Signer for the code signing process. AWS Signer ensures the trust and integrity of code assets by preventing unauthorized changes and verifying code origin. The article details the creation of AWS Lambda code using CodeCatalyst and the subsequent process of employing AWS Signer for code authentication.

Mastering ArgoCD Management: Advanced GitOps Techniques for Flexibility and Scale

Argo CD is a key player in implementing the GitOps methodology on Kubernetes. In this article, the author details an approach to set up Argo CD using the GitOps principles it supports. Through step-by-step instructions complemented by code snippets and images, they demonstrate how to apply GitOps both for Argo CD's operation and its initial setup. The piece provides readers with a structured guide to navigate the recursive application of GitOps with Argo CD.

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