README.md

I Love My Local Farmer

This is a companion source code for I Love My Local Farmer engineering blog.

The top-level folders contain working example code for each blog series. Each folder contains README.md with details on architecture and installation steps.

Folder name	Blog series description	Link(s) to blog series
WorkingFromHome	Scaling VPN capacity to support more VPN connections from work-from-home employees	part 1, part 2
DeliveryApi	Create a Serverless API for Home Delivery project using AWS CDK and Java	1. Business Description 2. Architecture 3. Writing Java CDK Code 4. Integrating Lambda With Other Services 5. Database Connections And Auth - Part 1 and Part 2 6. Cold start optimization 7. Monitoring 8. Unit testing Lambda function - Part 1 9. Serverless observability made easy with Lambda Powertools for Java - Tracing and Metrics & Logging
JavaSpringMigration	Migrate a Java Spring MVC application to AWS	1. On-premise setup 2. Hosting options - EC2 and Lambda 3. Hosting options - Containers 4. Using App2Container and CDK to deploy on ECS 5. DB Schema change management with the CDK Custom Resources
IdentityJourney	Our identity journey to AWS	1. Charting our identity journey Part 1 2. Charting our identity journey Part 2
MultiAccountDNS	Manage DNS for Multi-Accounts using CDK	DNS Multi Account Management using CDK
MagentoEcsFargate	Magento migration	Containerizing our Magento stack on AWS
ProofOfAddress	Blazor WebAssembly application on AWS	Blazor WebAssembly applications, .NET based Single-Page Applications for real?
E2EMobileTesting	End-to-End mobile testing on physical devices with Device Farm	End-to-End mobile testing on physical devices with Device Farm

What is "I Love My Local Farmer"?

I Love My Local Farmer is a fictional company inspired by customer interactions with AWS Solutions Architects. The engineering blog is a role-playing one for knowledge sharing purposes. The blog uses the fictional company as a context to demonstrate how to solve real-world business/technical problem with AWS services.

The source code in this repository accompanies each blog series to illustrate a possible implementation.

Any stories told in the blog are not related to a specific customer. Similarities with any real companies, people, or situations are purely coincidental. Stories in this blog represent the views of the authors and are not endorsed by AWS.

Security

See CONTRIBUTING for more information.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT-0 License. See the LICENSE file.