Running Go Programs on AWS App Runner
AWS App Runner was launched in 2021, and offers developers an incredibly easy way to deploy web applications.
TIL
TIL are short form, tech posts, on the things I learn about throughout the course of my day. Mostly nerd stuff.
Go Packages, Go Docs, and the Distance Image
I think Go has taken a really smart approach to package and dependency management by simplifying things, removing the need for a complex package manager, and creating a global namespace.
Getting going with Go
I've been getting going with Go for about a week now and I've already learned so much! I realized last weekend that I had two primary interests I want to focus on throughout my journey. The first is that I really want to learn the language itself, and get to
I'm gonna learn Go!
Even though I've got some experience with Go, I'm gonna set out on this journey as if I'd just learned of Go today.
Notes on backing up my Mastodon server to S3
So, now that the dust has settled, and I have some time to set up a more efficient method for backing up my Mastodon server, I figured I'd try simply dumping my PostgresSQL database and saving it to S3.
How much I’ve spent so far running my own Mastodon server on AWS
Yesterday I took a poll to find out what would be most interesting to write about. I will abide by this poll.
Auto-Incrementing DynamoDB with Lambda and a Function URL
I worked this out a while back using TypeScript, but for some reason I decided I needed to redo this in Python. So, here it is. This is simply a CDK application that deploys an Amazon DynamoDB table called “Tickets” as well as a single AWS Lambda function with a