Category: AWS
How to Use AWS VPN to Lock Down Access to Your Servers
If you want to run a server in a private subnet, you’ll need to use a VPN to connect to it. AWS VPN is a managed OpenVPN service that can handle this for you, and allow you to lock down public access to your protected instances.
How to Roll Your Own Dynamic DNS with AWS Route 53
If you’ve got servers running at home, you won’t be able to route a domain to them without a static IP address. Instead of paying for a dynamic DNS service, you can build your own using AWS Route 53.
How Much Performance Does Your Cloud Server Really Need?
Most cloud providers divide their offerings by number of CPU cores and amount of RAM. Do you need a large multicore server, or a whole fleet of them? Here’s how to go about measuring your server’s real-world performance.
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