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AWS refers to Amazon Web Services.

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I’m integrating with the Ajax Enterprise API which exposes an AWS SQS feed for device events and notifications. The API documentation is here: Ajax Enterprise API Docs. Each SQS message supplies an ...
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I am working on a project where I need to transfer thousands of files (each sized between 50-60 MB) every hour from an SFTP server to local storage or AWS S3. I am using Apache Spark 3.5 with Scala 2....
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I'm building a WebSocket API Gateway in AWS. When a device connects, API Gateway assigns the connection a unique connection ID. I need to store the relationship between the connection ID and device ...
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We have several Postgres databases on one AWS RDS cluster (for budget reasons apparently), sharing the same resources, and my team wants to use a NoSQL database alongside it, and store data there from ...
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Context: We have 2 services - a user-facing API server and a background processing Kafka worker. Both of these are hosted on AWS EKS, and we use AWS MSK for Kafka. The job of the API server is to ...
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I have an Amazon ECS service that relies on configuration files that contain business rules. The business rules are changed periodically by non-programmers. Total size of the rules files is ...
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I've built a small single-page web application in React and seen that it's possible to serve the app as a static site on something like S3. Previously, I considered using Nginx, but as this is lower ...
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We are currently developing a product in the AWS environment that requires instantaneous data consistency for DB transactions that span multiple schemas in a Aurora postgres instance. Each schema will ...
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I currently have a solution that requires leadership election for HA. It processes files as they arrive in an SFTP server, and Subscribe to an Active MQ feed; and therefore we don't want multiple ...
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I'm not sure how common of a scenario this is, but what are some approaches to creating associated entities before you have the actual main entity they're supposed to be linked to? (basically having ...
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I am currently writing an application that is going to be an adaptive quiz-like site for studying. The idea is a user is studying some topic and they are given questions on the site and enter their ...
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In my company, we use a separate cron server to run mission-critical background jobs that run on a single ec2 instance: the whole platform is then vulnerable to anything going wrong on this instance. ...
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I need to work out the architecture for a NASDAQ frontend charting application (a desktop app in .Net). Note that this is NOT for real-time quotes. NASDAQ provides an api that gives historical pricing,...
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I have a bucket with several csv files at differing paths. The problem is that I want to update these csv files transactionally. The s3 bucket should represent the "latest" consistent set of ...
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I am coming into a project that uses an Amazon S3 Bucket for a process. For my application, I need to know (within a reasonable time - order of a few minutes, at most) whether a new file has beeen ...
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