Author:
erics, December 30th, 2022
Summary Use AWS CloudTrail as the basis for a simple Intrusion Detection System to monitor your AWS account for unwanted activity. Background While I follow best practices for security, it is always possible that a bad actor could obtain my credentials and gain access to my AWS account. Once access is gained, such criminals could […]
Categories: Technology Tags: Attack, AWS, Bad Actor, Cloud, CloudTrail, CloudWatch, Compromise, Crypto, DDOS, Detection, dos, howto, IDS, Intrusion, Intrusion Detection, Mining, tips, Vector
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Author:
erics, October 16th, 2012
AWS Console » CloudFront » Check the box to the left of the desired distribution » Distribution Settings » Invalidations » Create Invalidation » Paste list of files » Click Invalidate
Categories: How-To's, Technology Tags: Amazon, AWS, Cloud, CloudFront, Console, Distribution, howto, tips
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Author:
erics, August 16th, 2011
Be sure to create regular snapshots of your running instances. If you lose an instance, recover quickly with this procedure. I suggest that you use Elastic IP addresses to make the migration DNS-free. STEP 1: First, setup your environment properly
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export EC2_HOME='/opt/aws/apitools/ec2' # Make sure you use the API tools, not the AMI tools export EC2_BIN=$EC2_HOME/bin export EC2_PRIVATE_KEY=/path/to/keys/pk-{Your Private Key ID Here}.pem export EC2_CERT=/path/to/keys/cert-{Your Private Key ID Here}.pem export PATH=$PATH:$EC2_BIN export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/latest |
STEP 2: Create an AMI linked to the snapshot % ec2-register -n YOUR-AMI-NAME -d […]
Categories: How-To's, Technology Tags: Amazon, AMI, AWS, Clone, Cloud, EC2, ec2-register, ec2run, Elastic, Elastic IP, howto, Instance, Register, Snapshot, tips
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Author:
erics, January 23rd, 2011
Managed to help a client find and fix the fatal flaw in their application and created a cloud-based infrastructure for them capable of handling heavy load in under one week. Boy, am I tired! Many thanks to the wife for understanding and supporting the workload.
Categories: Technology, Wyzaerd Tags: AWS, Cloud, dJango, Python, Varnish, WSGI
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