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7 hours ago

Building a Cloud-Native App using Angular/Ionic with Amplify, and Java/Quarkus with Copilot ECS.

Let’s do things more complex. In my previous tutorial, I deployed a Java Quarkus native application using AWS Fargate. But now, we will be adding the frontend counterpart to that application that will be created using the Angular/Ionic in conjunction with the Amplify technology. The backend side will be the…

AWS

16 min read

Building a Cloud-Native App using Angular/Ionic with Amplify, and Java/Quarkus with Copilot ECS.
Building a Cloud-Native App using Angular/Ionic with Amplify, and Java/Quarkus with Copilot ECS.

Published in AWS Tip

·May 18

Deploying a Container Image with a Quarkus Native Application on AWS Fargate ECS.

Introduction Another exciting topic, and I’ll tell you a little; it isn’t straightforward at first. Here, you will find many tasks, configurations, and commands to perform, but when you are immersing in this topic and following the instructions below, you will find more confidence. Besides, I’m using our well-known Timer Service…

AWS

15 min read

Deploying a Container Image with a Quarkus Native Application on AWS Fargate ECS.
Deploying a Container Image with a Quarkus Native Application on AWS Fargate ECS.

Published in Dev Genius

·May 5

Reactive Timer Microservice with Java Quartz, DynamoDB and Quarkus.

Before continuing with our frontend counterpart, let’s talk about backend microservices on AWS. As I mentioned in past articles, I have been working on a personal initiative for an IoT platform for Smart Cities. I want to share an exciting service that allows us to create scheduled tasks programmatically using…

Dynamodb

6 min read

Reactive Timer Microservice with Java Quartz, DynamoDB and Quarkus.
Reactive Timer Microservice with Java Quartz, DynamoDB and Quarkus.

Published in AWS Tip

·Apr 26

Using the Single Table design on AWS DynamoDB.

We enter another fascinating topic, and the question is: Why do we need to use various tables in non-relational databases for our apps? Many people like me went from a relational database and objects, trying to maintain some engineering “concepts” about the perception of our world and the relationships of…

Dynamodb

6 min read

Using the Single Table design on AWS DynamoDB.
Using the Single Table design on AWS DynamoDB.

Apr 22

Using Java Faker lib to populate data on DynamoDB employing AWS-SDK.

As I promise in my previous post, it is time to automate the process of persisting faking data on DynamoDB. This task is essential when working on our initial web pages, and we need some testing data to see what our user interfaces look like. Besides, it is not very…

Java

4 min read

Using Java Faker lib to populate data on DynamoDB employing AWS-SDK
Using Java Faker lib to populate data on DynamoDB employing AWS-SDK

Apr 21

Integrate AWS GraphQL in your Ionic/Angular applications using Amplify.

This tutorial will show you how to integrate your Ionic/Angular apps using AWS Amplify to access your DynamoDB tables. For this tutorial, we will create an Ionic/Angular project and we will be adding the Amplify support to integrate our Ionic app with the AppSync/GraphQL service. I’ve created a GitHub repository…

Ionic

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Integrate AWS GraphQL in your Ionic/Angular applications using Amplify.
Integrate AWS GraphQL in your Ionic/Angular applications using Amplify.

Apr 13

Adding Amplify Auth with 2-factor authentication to your Ionic/Angular projects.

In my previous post, I shared an Ionic project on my GitHub account that contains many of the valuable UI components of the framework. We will be using that project to add Amplify support, and then we will add an authentication component with AWS Cognito using Amplify. To start with…

Aws Amplify

8 min read

Adding Amplify Auth to your Ionic/Angular projects.
Adding Amplify Auth to your Ionic/Angular projects.

Mar 31

IonicFramework is a great starting point for backend developers to become fullstack.

I have been working on a demo application for an IoT Platform deployed on AWS for the last few months. I mentioned this in some parts of my previous posts, and you might think that I am a full backend developer. Still, the reality is that we, as developers, can't…

Ionic

3 min read

IonicFramework is a great starting point for backend developers to become fullstack.
IonicFramework is a great starting point for backend developers to become fullstack.

Jan 31

Adding professional tools and best practices to your side projects

I have been working on a personal project to build an IoT platform for a long time. The project has evolved tremendously in recent years, and I noticed that I did not have any history tool to register all those changes, among other things. I had a Word document with…

Best Practices

5 min read

Adding professional tools and best practices to your side projects
Adding professional tools and best practices to your side projects

Jan 13

Using Java to solve Algorithm problems and making a focus on Time Complexity.

Recently, I finished studying the new features of Java 11, and I posted an article mentioning my opinion here. Also, I bought a book of Java certification tests, and I solved many of them in a GitHub repository that you can find here. In my opinion, this is not enough…

Java

2 min read

Using Java to solve Algorithm problems and making a focus on Time Complexity.
Using Java to solve Algorithm problems and making a focus on Time Complexity.
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