ADAayush Darangeinaayush-dev.hashnode.dev00AWS Route 53: DNS as a Service3h ago · 5 min read · Every application you've ever built on AWS has an IP address. Your EC2 instance has one. Your load balancer has one. None of those IP addresses are what your users type into a browser - and the gap beJoin discussion
ADAayush Darangeinaayush-dev.hashnode.dev10AWS Security Groups and NACLs1d ago · 4 min read · Every request that reaches your application on AWS has passed through at least two security checkpoints you configured - or forgot to configure properly. Security Groups and NACLs are the last line ofJoin discussion
ADAayush Darangeinaayush-dev.hashnode.dev10Hands-On: Security Groups and NACLs in Action1d ago · 3 min read · Watching traffic get blocked and unblocked in real time is what actually makes Security Groups and NACLs click. This post walks through a practical setup - a custom VPC, an EC2 instance running a PythJoin discussion
ADAayush Darangeinaayush-dev.hashnode.dev10AWS VPC: Cloud Infra Needs Boundaries1d ago · 5 min read · Here's something nobody says out loud - a default EC2 instance is not production-ready. It works, but it's held together by a single security group with no real isolation. Fine for learning. Not fine Join discussion
ADAayush Darangeinaayush-dev.hashnode.dev20AWS EC2: Virtual Servers in the Cloud2d ago · 4 min read · Before cloud, running an application meant owning the hardware it ran on. You'd buy a physical server, provision it, manage it and hope it didn't go down at 2 AM. If your traffic spiked, you were out Join discussion
