Create, attach, and detach EBS volumes
This academy article provides hands-on guidance on how you can create, attach, and detach EBS volumes to your EC2 instances on AWS.
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![This academy article provides hands-on guidance on how you can create, attach, and detach EBS volumes to your EC2 instances on AWS.]()
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![EBS, S3, and EFS are three popular storage services provided by AWS. In this article, we take a look at each of these services and their use cases.]()
AWS EBS vs S3 vs EFS: Differences & Use Cases
EBS, S3, and EFS are three popular storage services provided by AWS. In this article, we take a look at each of these services and their use cases.
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![Elastic IP addresses are static public IPv4 addresses provided by AWS. These can be moved or re-associated between instances and Elastic Network Adapters easily and hence, are a choice for many users for their public facing applications. This article shares 5 tips that one can consider when working with Elastic IPs.]()
5 things to consider when using AWS Elastic IP addresses
Elastic IP addresses are static public IPv4 addresses provided by AWS. These can be moved or re-associated between instances and Elastic Network Adapters easily and hence, are a choice for many users for their public facing applications. This article shares 5 tips that one can consider when working with Elastic IPs.
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![The AWS RDS service, by default, does not enable transport layer security, allowing clients to connect insecurely if they want to. This article shows how SREs, DevOps, and RDS administrators can lower the risk that this default configuration poses.]()
Fixing the default insecure network connection option for RDS instances
The AWS RDS service, by default, does not enable transport layer security, allowing clients to connect insecurely if they want to. This article shows how SREs, DevOps, and RDS administrators can lower the risk that this default configuration poses.
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![Google Cloud Armor has a documented limitation related to the maximum size of an HTTP POST request body the service is able to inspect and block. Attackers can use this limitation to bypass the protection provided by Cloud Armor and potentially exploit vulnerabilities that may be present in an underlying web application. This article will take you through how Cloud Armor rules can be configured to appropriately mitigate the risk due to the limitation.]()
A detailed guide on protecting against the 8KB AWS WAF limitation
Google Cloud Armor has a documented limitation related to the maximum size of an HTTP POST request body the service is able to inspect and block. Attackers can use this limitation to bypass the protection provided by Cloud Armor and potentially exploit vulnerabilities that may be present in an underlying web application. This article will take you through how Cloud Armor rules can be configured to appropriately mitigate the risk due to the limitation.
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![Google Cloud Armor has a documented limitation related to the maximum size of an HTTP POST request body the service is able to inspect and block. Attackers can use this limitation to bypass the protection provided by Cloud Armor and potentially exploit vulnerabilities that may be present in an underlying web application. This article will take you through how Cloud Armor rules can be configured to appropriately mitigate the risk due to the limitation.]()
A guide to protect against the 8KB WAF limitation in Google Cloud Armor
Google Cloud Armor has a documented limitation related to the maximum size of an HTTP POST request body the service is able to inspect and block. Attackers can use this limitation to bypass the protection provided by Cloud Armor and potentially exploit vulnerabilities that may be present in an underlying web application. This article will take you through how Cloud Armor rules can be configured to appropriately mitigate the risk due to the limitation.
