I’ve recently done a pet project on Django and AWS to better get to know those 2 platforms. Unfortunately I’m unable to deliver enough tutorials to justify maintaining the entire environment, but I’m eager to share my experience, what went well, what went wrong. If you like this post, subscribe to the newsletter to keep […]
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AWS Lambda in Pycharm
I’m back to life and here’s some tasty article on something I’ve recently learnt. Unfortunately, this is again on 2 very specific commercial solutions instead of general purpose programming. And another one on AWS. Maybe I’ll come up with an article on signal handling in operating systems. Anyway, here are some tips and trick on […]
AWS Secrets Storing
I’ve always thought it is cool to have a pet project. Creating something single-handedly lets you get an insight into problems that you won’t come across when you’re just one out of many people engaged in the project. One of such things is setting up proper operations and deployment process. Sure, for something small even […]
Optimizing Django Queries – Part 4
Time to say goodbye to yet another series. But before we do so, let’s once again ask the question: “how can I make Django database queries faster?” Today I’m going to show another aspect of this problem, namely leveraging the hardware architecture for optimizing Django queries. Let’s create a read replica and set up the […]