In this article I'll talk about the AWS DevOps Professional exam and the methods and tools I used to help me pass it. I'll firstly provide a background to myself before going on to talk about the exam and my strategies for helping to pass it. I'll then discuss the tools and study aids I used to help me revise before providing my closing thoughts.
In this article our very own Suzanne Wilding takes a light-hearted approach in her review of the UK's major cloud event of the year. The AWS London Summit 2016
In this article I'll talk about the AWS Solutions Architect Professional exam and the methods and tools I used to help me pass it. I'll firstly provide a background to myself before going on to talk about the exam and my strategies for helping to pass it. I'll then discuss the tools and study aids I used to help me revise before providing my closing thoughts.
In this article we explain how to enable Multi-Factor authentication (MFA) on an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) account using the Google Authenticator Virtual MFA application. We firstly describe the different types of MFA device (physical v's virtual) and explain where and why each should be used. We then provide a HowTo showing how to enable the Google Authenticator on a user account that forces them to use MFA to login to the AWS Management Console
In this article we show how you can enhance AWS S3 Security by creating an Immutable S3 Bucket using Cross Account Access. Firstly we explain the concept of an Immutable S3 Bucket and then go on to demonstrate how one can be created and used. We then show how the bucket is immutable from the point of view of the account using it by demonstrating how the account could be compromised. Finally we demonstrate what could have happened if the bucket was not created immutable I.E what what happen in a normal situation
In this article we explain how one can use AWS WAF to protect the Wordpress Login pages. We walk through a practical example of how this can be achieved by creating a web access control list (web-ACL) and applying a rule to it that contains one or more match conditions. We then go onto show how this rule can be tested before deploying it to a live environment. Finally we show how to create a custom error page that is in keeping with your website theme. The example used in this post can easily be applied to other content management systems and websites
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