muy bueno el video gracias!

Yes it’s amazing creating a cpu on an FPGA. I’ve been doing an 8 bit one based on the book Digital Computer Electronics.

thank you!

Flashcards 💎

nice explanation!

nice, good video. thanks

Muchas gracias Walrus

Hi please provide details on the 3 SSM endpoints: 1) which subnet(s) to associate them with, 2) which security groups, 3) full access or custom policy?

There is another connection document that spares the need to use the pem key, so you do everything altogether in a single command: aws --profile=<profile> start-session --target <target_instance> document-name AWS-StartPortForwardingSessionToRemoteHost --parameters host=“<db_endpoint>“,portNumber=“<db_endpoint_port>”,localPortNumber=“<localport>”

hello i have a question. if i want to put a spring boot backend server on amaazon elastic beanstalk it will create new e2c instance for it. should i create separeted ec2 instance for me to connect to the rds. because the first ec2 instance would need to be public

Can people with no background in full stack take the developer certification exam

How about with github action to connect with ssm so far ?

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Can you take a closer look at how this is implemented in your application?

How do I know the no. of users that the server could handle concurrently? Cuz it's a question when choosing the spec for the ec2, even if it has the auto-scaling, but it is limited to the hardware spec.

Hi , which resource you used to clear this certificate??

DDOS is Distributed Denial of Service while DOS is Denial of Service. Anyway good video though. Thanks a lot

You rocks mate! thanks for sharing this content with us.

Hey, very good video! Just an optimization: you don't need to use ssh forwarding, you can just use the aws ssm command directly: aws ssm start-session ` --region <your region> ` --target <your bastion instance id> ` --document-name AWS-StartPortForwardingSessionToRemoteHost ` --parameters host="<your rds endpoint name>",portNumber="1433",localPortNumber="1433" aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/securely-connect-to-an-amazon-rds-or-amazon-ec2-database-instance-remotely-with-your-preferred-gui/

Can you share the course link of Stephene ?

How did you feed the instructions to CPU? I am asking this because Basys-3 doesn't have an external RAM. Did you hard coded the instructions while writing verilog code?

Did you know about FPGA? Have you ever used one? Do you know what is RISC-V?

Hey Walrus, When setting up the app client in Cognito, do you set the custom attribute "admin" as mutable/immutable and writeable/non-writeable?

Thank you for your sharing your journey Can you please write down the exam preparation site?

900 flashcards is insane

Really nice thanks! Using the aws command to get a token and mocking with postman very useful

very helpful video, I needed this exact info: spring boot authentication using cognito. thanks!

Great video, plz keep up. thank you

This is just fabulous 🏆 ,can you also able to provide postman request for getting token from cognito in localhost

Buen video hermano, me ando preparando para esa certificacion tambien... saludos desde Guadalajara, Mexico

Awesome \m/, Just had a quick 5 mins glance - by forwarding your video, and I'm already impressed. I didn't expect so much from a youtube video. Thanks.

Thanks so much walrus, please share links to the flash cards and other sources, thanks.

Congratulations!!

Great Explanation man continue your great work 👍

Thank you for your tips . It was very helpful

Worst explanation

Thanks for sharing your experience. by the way you forgot to put the link in the description.

Hi! I just subscribed. Wonderfull idea! I will practice my english with your videos. Go ahead! Regards from Chile.

Thanks for the video. I have a question. You appear to be using the "id token" instead of the "access token" - isn't that incorrect? I'm running into this problem now... on my spring rest service I want to know the user attributes but they're not present when my UI sends the access token. I think the front end should be sending the "access token" and the back end should be looking up the userInfo - but I haven't been able to find a good example. Thanks!

Have you ever worked with RDS or plan to do so? Have you deployed any database on the cloud before?

Great Walrus Code! Always Strong!

Project repo: github.com/martinKindall/aws_spring_cloud_sandbox

Please share the code in a git repo!!

cheers for the video bro. can you link the project repo, i don't understand how the application understands the scopes i.e. SCOPES_admin at 24:28

how would you add angular to the mix?

Have you ever used Continuous Integration tools like Jenkins or CodeBuild? Are you interested on learning some of CI/CD concepts?

Walrus Code Always Strong! Thanks For Everything!

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Always very good! Go ahead! Take Care!

i know english so i can watch both channels xD