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Securing Bitbucket-to-Jenkins Access with an Auto-Syncing AWS Prefix List

Replace a wide-open 0.0.0.0/0 rule for Bitbucket-to-Jenkins webhooks with an AWS managed prefix list that stays in sync automatically via SNS.

Importing Existing Infrastructure into Terraform

Most infrastructure doesn't start in Terraform. Here's how to bring console-built and script-built resources under management without recreating them.

Using S3 as a Jenkins Artifact Store — Storage, Lifecycles, and Deploying from S3

Store Jenkins build artifacts in S3 instead of on the controller: built-in redundancy, lifecycle policies to control cost, and direct deploys from S3.

AWS S3 Account Regional Namespaces — Useful to New Users

AWS formalized what experienced teams have been doing themselves for years when naming S3 buckets. Here's what changed and who it actually helps.

Encrypting Unencrypted AWS EBS Volumes

A practical guide to encrypting existing EBS data and root volumes, and turning on account-level encryption defaults so the problem doesn't come back.

Setting Up S3 Cross-Account Replication

How to replicate S3 objects to a bucket in a different AWS account, including versioning, IAM, encryption, and bucket policy configuration.

Replicating Existing S3 Objects with Batch Operations

S3 replication rules only apply to new objects. Here's how to use Batch Operations to backfill data that existed before the rule was created.

AWS Tips for Cost, Security, and Efficiency

Practical strategies to reduce AWS spending, strengthen security, and streamline operations.

Secure EC2 Access Without Open SSH or RDP Ports

How to use AWS Session Manager for secure instance access without bastion hosts or exposed ports.

AWS vs. Azure: A Practical Cloud Provider Comparison

A side-by-side look at AWS and Azure across networking, compute, Active Directory, and SQL Server to help inform your cloud strategy.

AWS Account – First Steps

A practical checklist for getting a new AWS account secured and ready for real workloads.

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