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2025 SES deliverability checklist: SPF/DKIM/DMARC/BIMI + Gmail/Yahoo rules

Amazon SES Deliverability Checklist (2025): SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI + Gmail/Yahoo Rules Use this copy-paste guide to harden deliverability for Amazon SES in 2025. It covers SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, and the current Gmail/Yahoo bulk-sender rules. 1) SES identity & DKIM (primary auth) 2) SPF (align via custom MAIL FROM) SPF alignment is checked on

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Hands-on: Enable EKS Auto Mode and migrate a workload in ~30 minutes

Why Auto Mode? EKS Auto Mode automates node provisioning, scaling, upgrades, load balancers, block storage, and networking—so you stop babysitting node groups and focus on apps. It treats nodes like locked-down “appliances,” rotates them (with a maximum 21-day lifetime), and integrates managed Karpenter under the hood. Prereqs (5 min) Check versions (Existing clusters only) Make

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Serverless CI/CD: Deploying Lambda Functions with SAM CLI and AWS CodeBuild

Serverless CI/CD: Deploying Lambda Functions with SAM CLI and AWS CodeBuild Introduction Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are essential paradigms in modern software engineering. In serverless environments, these paradigms must be reimagined to accommodate the ephemerality and stateless nature of functions as a service (FaaS). This paper presents an applied methodology for deploying AWS

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Deploying a Microservices App on AWS ECS Fargate

Deploying a Microservices App on AWS ECS Fargate Meta Description Learn how to deploy a microservices-based application on AWS ECS Fargate using Docker, Application Load Balancer, and Amazon VPC. This guide walks you through the process of containerizing services, setting up ECS tasks, and enabling seamless scaling. Introduction Microservices architecture promotes building applications as a

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