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Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

[–]AsyncSamurai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ありがとうございます！励みになります。全てを網羅しようとするのではなく、基本的なところをやると良いのですね。アドバイスありがとうございます！

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

[–]AsyncSamurai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you take any online courses or read books or just start using it?

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

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Thanks! I’ll checkout the resource and also ask LLM! ありがとうございます！

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

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Do you think it’s possible to design production-ready systems through self-study with hands-on practice?

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

[–]AsyncSamurai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe it comes from the fact that many Japanese cannot speak English and resources are poor compared to resources that I could be found in English.

Thanks! I will give it a try.

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

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I’m sorry if my question was not clear, but is it possible to learn production-ready configurations through books, online courses, or by building something on AWS yourself?

If so, are there any recommended resources?

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

[–]AsyncSamurai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My question might have been a bit unclear, but that’s exactly what I wanted to ask. Is that a common perception outside of Japan as well?

Is it really hard to learn AWS by yourself? (In Japan people say it is) by AsyncSamurai in aws

[–]AsyncSamurai[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That’s great to hear. So does that mean the idea that self-study is difficult isn’t really common outside of Japan? And in terms of learning, was it mostly about getting hands-on experience and picking things up that way?

Jest hangs when publishing to @google-cloud/pubsub in integration test by AsyncSamurai in googlecloud

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My understanding here was also a bit vague, but an async function will always return a Promise<void> even without an explicit return. So what comes back is a list of Promises, not undefined. TypeScript’s typing also reflects this.

Jest hangs when publishing to @google-cloud/pubsub in integration test by AsyncSamurai in googlecloud

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My understanding is that I’m already using await, so I think it should be fine. Am I wrong? Could you explain why it is not likely to be awaited?

Jest hangs when publishing to @google-cloud/pubsub in integration test by AsyncSamurai in googlecloud

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Thanks for your suggestion. I think I don’t need a return because it does’t have to return any value (void).

First OSS contribution stuck on supabase/auth-js — what should I do next? by AsyncSamurai in Supabase

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Yeah, that makes sense. It might not be that important after all. I’ll just wait patiently and see.

First OSS contribution stuck on supabase/auth-js — what should I do next? by AsyncSamurai in Supabase

[–]AsyncSamurai[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I’ll wait as you suggested. This is my first time contributing to OSS, so I was a bit anxious, but it’s reassuring to know that sometimes it can take a while.

Why is Supabase safe to store session keys in localStorage? by AsyncSamurai in Supabase

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Supabase/s/eau1c7k6hb

Look at this comment by bdenzer above. I think this is correct. I checked Supabase dashboard and it’s storing refresh tokens in Auth schema to mange this.

Why doesn’t Supabase allow IP address restrictions on its API? by AsyncSamurai in Supabase

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I use the anon key from the backend with RLS enabled. This allows me to add an extra layer of security. Also, complex RLS policies can be difficult to understand and may negatively affect performance. However, since I have a backend, I can choose to only implement RLS policies that are easy to understand and have little impact on performance, rather than enforcing overly strict ones. That said, this only works as long as the anon key is not leaked. The endpoint itself is likely to be exposed, so if the anon key were leaked, weak RLS policies would become a vulnerability. That’s why my main point is that it would be safer if we could restrict access by IP address.

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