Today we will build a Restful API using Python Flask, SQLAlchemy using Postgres as our Database, testing using Python Unittest, a CI/CD Pipeline on Gitlab, and Deployment to Heroku. From our previous post, we demonstrated setting up a Custom
Setup a Gitlab Runner on your own Server to run your jobs that gets triggered from Gitlab CI
From our previous post, we went through the setup on setting up a Basic CI Pipeline on Gitlab, in conjunction with Gitlab CI which coordinates your jobs, where we used the Shared Runners, which runs your jobs on Gitlab's Infrastructure.
See how Easy it is to Setup a Gitlab CI Pipeline
In this tutorial we will setup a Basic CI (Continuous Integration) Pipeline on Gitlab. The code for this example is available on gitlab.com/rbekker87/demo-ci-basic-pipeline. If you would like to read more on Continuous Integration / Continuous Deliver (CI/CD)
Pretty Stoked when I got mentioned on Twitter about Elastic APM
Elastic APM So for the last month or so I've been playing a lot with Elastic's Application Performance Metrics. Elastic APM is an application performance monitoring system. It allows you to monitor software services and applications in real time, collecting
Step by Step Guide using the DynamoDB Client interface using Boto3 and Python
In this demonstration I will be using the client interface on Boto3 with Python to work with DynamoDB. The main idea is to have a step by step guide to show you how to Write, Read and Query from DynamoDB.
How to Setup a Serverless URL Shortener with API Gateway Lambda and DynamoDB on AWS
Today we will set a Serverless URL Shortener using API Gateway, Lambda with Python and DynamoDB. Overview The service that we will be creating, will shorten URLs via our API which will create an entry on DynamoDB. When a GET
Setup a Golang Environment on Ubuntu
In this post I will demonstrate how to setup a golang environment on Ubuntu. Get the sources: Get the latest stable release golang tarball from https://golang.org/dl/ and download to the directory path of choice, and extract the
Golang: Building a Basic Web Server in Go
Continuing with our #golang-tutorial blog series, in this post we will setup a Basic HTTP Server in Go. Our Web Server: Our Web Server will respond on 2 Request Paths: - / -> returns "Hello, Wolrd!" - /cheers
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