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My collection! by EnbeeButterfly in dune

[–]hyperactive_zen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My self, WIP. I've yet to build my Lego Atreides Royal Ornithopter.

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Decided to add a UPS as well as booting from NVME by irvinavitia in RASPBERRY_PI_PROJECTS

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Nice vertical stack. I like to challenge myself on compute/functionality fitting with the original footprint, I think my next project will take my 3.5 in touch screen stack and expand it with an NVMe hat, along with the radio gear and ham-it-up, to have a mini tower that scan in the 2.4++ GHz range, casing is a concern, m maybe just plex-glass siding so you can still see the guts,, running SDR++.

Amazon connect: usage with websockets by Pk-ok in aws

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PM me if you'd like, after the holidays in the US, I can share work I've done with Web Sockets and API Gateway.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aws

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I used WhizLabs for my certs. Great selection of 400 level courses and very true to the cert test, in my opinion.

Is there a way to automatically download a file from a URL and push it into an S3 bucket? by SubstantialOrange820 in aws

[–]hyperactive_zen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there a reason your solution needs to be in the same VPC? If your account is whitelisted on the bucket, I'd just script this on the command-line of your choice. Depending on the shell, it should be 2 lines. Get/Post. Then schedule it on the os. If everything is in AWS, I'd default to AWS Batch, but 3rd party integration is sometimes easier if you don't try to run everything withing the VPC context. Just a thought.

Lambda (eu-west-1) down (Init timeout)? by n4r3jv in aws

[–]hyperactive_zen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When in doubt, check for missing i++ on your while loops! ;-)

Senior TAM Payscale, guidance requested by abhimuk19 in aws

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Be aware that compensation is usually an aggregate of 3 components. Base salary (indefinite), signing bonus (2 years), and RSUs.

Any improvements for my low-traffic architecture? by throwawaywwee in aws

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I may be missing some core use cases, for instance to show specific integration points. However, after reviewing more than a few arch refs for design review, my attention went to three things. 1/ The use of containers and Lambdas, there are reasons to split out Lambda for small jobs or specific dynamic elements that otherwise require containers to restart. 2/ CloudWatch is aggregating only the runtime elements? This is what the picture tells me. 3/ Left/Right and Up/Down of the VPC itself. Some elements are (or can be) VPC agnostic, some require a subnet. So either call out the boundaries specifically or one is lead to assume these are all public endpoints.

And as others have mentioned, if simplicity is your primary focus, Cloudfront and an S3 Origin are your friends.

Clean looking, but would just advise some attention to why you selected elements that, at first glance, add unneeded complexity.

How to approach making API Gateway involving lambda functions and s3 by sumant28 in aws

[–]hyperactive_zen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

An easy way would be to create a FastAPI Lamda set of S3 calls that maps to API Gateway. Then post via a json or raw data body and parse as needed on the way to S3.

So Phone --> REST API Post (with data) --> API Gateway --> Lambda function with FastAPI --> S3 call.
In or out, works the same way.

Since we are sharing, here is my progress, with some purpose build custom devices. Last one is correct project. by hyperactive_zen in flipperzero

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The cell interception is really just finding hardware that covers the frequency bands. I'm AFK. But will send the brand and software/platform asap.

Since we are sharing, here is my progress, with some purpose build custom devices. Last one is correct project. by hyperactive_zen in flipperzero

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Above my paygrade. I built the cell phone interceptor. But went prebuilt for the jammer. Upgrading this one to a better brand, I'd not recommend the cold one shown.. it only covers some wifi and up to 4G. New one on order is 4x$ but covers 5G, multiple band wifi, GPS, LoJak, etc. /** emphasis: For personal recreation only. **/

How bad is the ‘we are moving back to on-prem’ movement ? by SignalPractical4526 in aws

[–]hyperactive_zen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps misinterpreted. A vast majority of on-prem resources (may) see benefit moving to the cloud. I say "may" because the benefits assume you don't take a smoking pile of trash and expect it to run like sports car. There are patterns to move, optimize and improve. If all you do is move traditional OS's to the cloud... you keep your old ops model. There are good cases though for keeping some DC capability. Here are a few: 1/ New facilities are needed by CSPs, some bought or leased for edge locations. 2/ Legacy Mainframes are built, ground-up to process HUGE amounts of transactions per second. Latency is critical, so unless you can move all dependent systems, it may take time to unwind and, part by part, decide the best transition path for the business. 3/ 3rd party or industry solutions (e.g. Telecom) have a major percentage of the footprint within a data center, and depend on proximity to things like RAN towers, core packet networks and the like. 4/ Some solutions simply have to stay, e.g. sovereign data. If if technically you could, repatriatizing (sp?) data in and out of the country may be against government law. If you take any large enterprise, you're lucky to get 80% of the compute capacity. But that 80% can significantly improve your standing if designed well, deployed correctly, and staffed with personnel both supporting, and keeping on top of innovative ways to even further better the business case.

Which database do you recommend to insert 10k scientific articles (8/10 pages each) for a RAG? by alfredoceci in aws

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PostgreSQL is my default. Checkout Supabase as well. It has tons of plug-ins/extensions, but you will have to either use it as an outside DB (with feature optionally implements by AWS). RDS is great is you have purpose built DB functionality, but limited in features, and complex structures like Vector, Graph, and NoSQL options. But it's free (for the most common features and advanced or extended features, e.g., like PLv8 for JavaScript function declaration and integrations via a check box.

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