How I standardized the boring parts of building full-stack serverless apps on AWS so both developers and AI coding agents can focus on the product.

Kiro Crew is a layer on top of Kiro that adds persistent memory, scheduled tasks, and multi-project orchestration. After one intense week with more than 10 projects and 5,000+ credits, here is what I found.

Step-by-step guide to enable Kiro in your AWS account using IAM Identity Center and link your team's billing to AWS.

What Claude actually is, all the ways you can use it, and how its three working modes (Chat, Cowork, and Code) compare, with AWS examples and my real usage experience.

Introduction to Kiro fundamentals: Vibe, Specs, Steering, Hooks, MCP, Skills, and Powers.

FinOps applied to AWS: what it is, how it fits into AWS, the services involved, and the serverless tool I built to help me.

Learn how to buy a domain anywhere and manage it in AWS with Route 53 step by step.

Discover how AWS Step Functions can help you orchestrate serverless workflows effortlessly. In this article, I'll walk you through the basics, real-world examples, and why Step Functions might just be the missing piece in your serverless architecture.

Amazon CloudWatch RUM provides real-time insights into web application performance, user interactions, and errors. This guide explains its features, setup, and best practices to optimize monitoring.

Discover how to design effective prompts in Amazon Bedrock to improve the quality of AI model responses. Learn how to structure your prompts, apply advanced techniques, and validate their effectiveness.

Discover how Amazon Bedrock simplifies access to AI foundation models, their use cases, advantages, and how to integrate them into applications to generate content, analyze data, and improve processes.

Explore AWS's generative AI offerings, including Amazon Q Developer, Amazon Bedrock, and Amazon SageMaker, through hands-on experiences and insights from AWS re:Invent 2024.

Discover how different roles can apply the AWS Well-Architected Framework to improve the quality, reliability, security, and sustainability of cloud solutions.

This article provides a comprehensive introduction to the AWS Well-Architected Framework, explaining its core design principles and the six pillars. It demonstrates how cloud professionals can apply these best practices to build cloud architectures while driving continuous improvement.

This article walks you through the fundamentals of AWS AppSync, guiding you through the process of setting up, developing, and deploying a GraphQL API.

Embark on a 30-day challenge and follow this ultimate guide to obtain the AWS Certified Data Analytics Specialty certification.

Terraform is the main open-source tool to create infrastructure as code (IaC) in any cloud provider. In this article, we will review how we can use it to deploy a serverless website on AWS, exploring different options.

This final article in a series explores open-source tools for AWS, covering IaC generation, code analysis, policy compliance, and cost estimation, offering a toolkit for developers.

This article is the second part of a series on open-source tools, focusing on tools for inventory, analysis and security assessment of the AWS environment.

First article about the open-source tools that can help you to manage your AWS accounts.

Want to know how AWS DeepRacer works? I tested it at re:Invent 2022 and tell you about my experience with this machine learning service.

This is the first article related to the multi-account approach, and the first thing to review is to know when and why I need a multi-account solution.

If you already have one or multiple AWS accounts and you want to improve your security approach you should read this article.

SAM (Serverless Application Model) is an open-source framework that you can use to build serverless applications on AWS and I will show you how it works.

Do you want to know how CDK works and how to deploy it from scratch? I will explain to you how to do it.

I will explain to you all you need to know to deploy a web using AWS Amplify. I did it to deploy the first version of my blog, so I will use it as an example.

Before creating my blog and starting posting I did a lot of research comparing technologies, creating proofs of concept, and it took me weeks to figure out how to do it until I felt comfortable with the solution. Want to know more?