Journey of an IT Architect
To automate and secure machine learning operations, one needs to know about programming with SageMaker SDK. While algorithms are data scientists wheelhouse, infrastructure engineers like The post Training and Inference in SageMaker AI appeared first on Digi Hunch .
Machine learning workflows are highly experimental. To smooth out the processes, Amazon SageMaker AI packages many features as managed services. As an infrastructure specialist, I The post SageMaker AI and Networking appeared first on Digi Hunch .
This site has been quiet for a while. During this time, I migrated the hosting platform again, and refactored email solution. This post, is another The post The Leanest Web and Email Hosting appeared first on Digi Hunch .
The Hub-and-Spoke topology is the most common topic in the discussion for building cloud infrastructure design. This topology appeared in both AWS and Azure design The post Firewall Deployment Patterns appeared first on Digi Hunch .
Certification count is a measurement of capability of a consulting practice. At individual level it sometimes serves to navigate the learning journey, especially for engineers The post Cloud Certifications for Learning? appeared first on Digi Hunch .
In Terraform, we often have to create an array of resources of the same type but similar attribute values. For code reusability, manageability and for The post Debating between count and for_each in Terraform appeared first on Digi Hunch .
Earlier this year, I had to integrate an application with an identity provider. Both claim to be compliant with Open ID Connect. But when they The post Test Open ID Connect Flows Locally appeared first on Digi Hunch .
Background A few month back a client of mine wanted to use GitLab pipeline to deploy infrastructure on AWS with Terraform. The key question is The post IAM Roles for any workload appeared first on Digi Hunch .