How to secure your Amazon Web Services account
Security first because security is so important! When you create an Amazon Web Services account, that account called a root. Root level account has got full access to all resources running in the cloud environment and I totally recommended don’t use your root account to manage the resources. I hope, this article will help you…
Install UGREEN USB Ethernet Adapter on macOS
In 2019, I need to connect my Dell XPS13 to my Juniper SRX-110 via ethernet cable but on my Dell, it doesn’t have any ethernet port on it. I decided to buy UGREEN USB Ethernet Adapter from Amazon. The ethernet adapter is driver-free and it works on Windows and Linux perfectly. Today, I need to…
Redirect 301 HTTPS on App Engine with nginx on Google Cloud Platform
I started to play with App Engine on Google Cloud Platform these days. I’m using a flexible environment with a custom runtime to run PHP in Docker. App Engine serving the content via HTTP and HTTPS as well. I checked the disable HTTP or redirect the HTTP traffic easily to HTTPS via Web UI but…
Set two different Target Groups on AWS Load Balancer with Terraform
Last week, I wrote an infrastructure as a code via Terraform. In my case, I need to forward the traffic from AWS Application Load Balancer public interface to two different target groups. The hashicorp language (HCL) not a hard language but the document is missing a lot of subjects and also there are some points…
Extend your ec2 Linux disk without reboot on Amazon Web Services
For some reason, you have to extend your ec2 Linux server with our reboot and securely. In this port, you will learn how you can extend your ec2 Linux disk on aws. In this example, you will see extend the disk size from 80GiB to 120GiB. Step 1: Modify Volume Login to your AWS Console…
Create a New Grant User on AWS RDS (MariaDB)
Today, I’ve played with AWS RDS with MariaDB. In the normally, AWS is created just one user for access AWS RDS. Here is the steps for create a new grant user on AWS RDS with MariaDB. This command means you successfully created your RDS user for MariaDB with all grant options and you set a…
Amazon S3 CORS Settings with CloudFront on Amazon Web Services
If you are serving static content directly Amazon S3 via CloudFront (CDN) you should probably get an error about fonts, images or other static contents to deliver for your users. Actually, it’s not complicated. You can fix this issue on your Amazon S3 Bucket CORS settings. What is Amazon S3 CORS? Cross Origin Resource Sharing…
Take your GitLab backup everyday if it works in Docker
I’m using GitLab in docker (because I love containerization) and I’m really okay with that because I can move the GitLab environment everywhere if I need and I can feel more elastic when I’m using docker. GitLab backups are really so important because you are keeping all of the source code and maybe wiki maybe…
Find large files in CentOS, ubuntu and MacOS easily
Sometimes, maybe everybody needs to check large files in the system. There some useful commands which I’m using often. Find the big files in Linux easily. Here is the first pattern: If file size more than 250 MB in the system: Here is the results: