This post is a follow up to Hosting a Single Page Application in AWS. It builds on that article with some specifics for the Single SPA micro frontend famework. There are couple core problems to solve here when using the recommended setup outside of just hosting the applicaiton as described in the article linked above.… Continue reading Deploying a Single SPA Application on AWS
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Hosting a Single Page Application in AWS
Last year I started using Single SPA as framework for a microfrontend based single page application. Part of this was figuring out how to even host a single page application in AWS. I wanted to do this without having to run servers and instead rely on AWS services only. This is the solution I arrived… Continue reading Hosting a Single Page Application in AWS
Use Many S3 Buckets
Should applications use one S3 bucket, putting different categories of files under different directories?1 Or should an application use multiple S3 buckets -- one for each different category of files? As the title implies, the answer is many S3 buckets. While some things, like lifecycle rules, can be configured based on directories (key prefixes, really),… Continue reading Use Many S3 Buckets
Building an Upload System Backed by S3 and Client-Side Uploads
One of the things I try to do when building applications is keep servers stateless. This makes those servers easy to throw away -- a piece of infrastructure failing (which it always will) is not a big deal with stateless servers. Just spin up a new one. When the requirement came down the pipeline to… Continue reading Building an Upload System Backed by S3 and Client-Side Uploads
Christopher Davis 