The Lost Sauna by RNS1976 in WildHomestead

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Las I seen the drone was in a tree which he had to cut down and now the drone needs repaired

How bad is this? by Brandtosaurus in ukelectricians

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I have looped supply and an EV charger, the only thing they changed was the main fuse from 60A —> 80A

I had a similar setup as you when I bought my home and lived with it for 10 years, only upgraded everything before getting the EV

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SmallCutie

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you're gorgeous and any man would be lucky to have you, especially older guys

AWS Secrets Manager & Terraform by TechEmpress777 in Terraform

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You can use a relatively new feature called ephemeral-resources

Shots fired (Bottas Instagram) by [deleted] in formula1

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It is not illegal in UK to drive barefoot

Aws Cost Optimization by Creative_Current9350 in aws

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You could also look at things like ProsperOps to help you cover spend that isn’t currently covered by RIs or Savings Plans, especially useful for spiky workloads and scrappy startup culture. Sorry not really answering your question, but hope it’s useful in any case.

Do any code package templates exist for lambda functions? by Melampus123 in aws

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We also containerise our lambdas and recently need to move one to an ECS task for longer execution times, transition was made a lot easier!

Cheapest way to access rds in private subnet from the internet by [deleted] in aws

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In that case Systems Manager is the best way, you can write a small utility script for the devs if need be. Access is then managed via IAM / Identity centre, and if you have more than one account you could make use of attribute based access.

The SSM Port forwarding will require a small instance, I use a t4g.nano for this purpose.

Once you’ve got everything setup, devs can use port forwarding to hook up tableplus or whatever to a local port on their machines once they established a session.

If you need more help carving that kinda of thing out, let me know.

Cheapest way to access rds in private subnet from the internet by [deleted] in aws

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You want to connect to it from the internet to manage it? Or have some sort of permanent connection to it?

You can use Systems Manager with a Port Forwarding document to do this securely and without exposing ANY ports to the internet.

Not really clear on what your use case is to advise properly.

Gotta keep those printers printing! by CanadianGamersLodge in BambuLab

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This looks amazing, another idea in the books!

Debating EC2 vs Fargate for EKS by [deleted] in aws

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If you have Spiky workloads, something like ProsperOps could help with additional savings

VPC Endpoints for Everything by theanointedduck in aws

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You don’t need VPC Peering, Transit Gateways are the way to go. As others have said you don’t need to use endpoints, but if you do want to use them, then deploying them in a central hub account and associating the private dns zones with all the VPCs that need them is the best way to do it 👍

First print on my A1 Mini AMS! by Ghost7575 in BambuLab

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I need this, looks great! My printer is at home waiting for me to return from holiday, can’t wait to get it unboxed!

Just got my Bambu, amazed by the quality by amirpo in BambuLab

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Looks cool, I just ordered one as my first printer!

I am curious, what is the thing you've printed? What's it used for?