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Last week, I had the chance to attend the AWS Summit in Katowice, and it was an amazing experience! The event was packed with energy, innovation, and opportunities to connect with fellow tech enthusiasts. What Stood Out Inspiring Sessions: I joined several sessions on networking architectures, AI/ML, and cloud security. Each one offered practical insights and real-world examples. Networking: I met lots of interesting people, architects, and AWS partners. The conversations were as valuable as the sessions themselves....

After months of dedication, study, and hands-on experience, I’m thrilled to announce a major personal achievement: I’ve officially earned the Kubestronaut title from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This title is awarded to professionals who have successfully completed all five Kubernetes certifications: KCNA – Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate CKA – Certified Kubernetes Administrator CKAD – Certified Kubernetes Application Developer CKS – Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist KCSA – Kubernetes and Cloud Security Associate This journey has been filled with late nights, YAML battles, and lots of kubectl, but it’s been absolutely worth it....

Great news for AWS Network Firewall users! AWS has just announced a new feature that simplifies alert generation and enhances network traffic visibility. You can now generate alerts directly from pass action rules, eliminating the need for separate alert rules. What’s New? Previously, if you wanted to trigger an alert for traffic matching a specific rule, you had to create two separate rules: one alert rule and one pass rule. For example:...