Tag: Amazon CloudWatch Logs

Automated GitHub Self-Hosted Runner Cleanup: Lambda Functions and Auto Scaling Lifecycle Hooks

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Running self-hosted GitHub runners on an Auto Scaling group enables organizations to have high availability during active development so that development teams do not have to compromise on runner availability. This allows development teams to have the same flexibility as that of a GitHub-hosted runner while also maintaining all the benefits of self-hosted runners, such … Continue reading Automated GitHub Self-Hosted Runner Cleanup: Lambda Functions and Auto Scaling Lifecycle Hooks

Attach AWS WAF to load balancer using Terraform and GitHub Actions

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Public-facing load balancers are vulnerable to attacks, including DDoS, SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and bot attacks. These attacks can degrade the load balancer's performance, rendering it unavailable to legitimate users and negatively impacting business operations. AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a service designed to protect resources like load balancers, Amazon CloudFront distributions, API … Continue reading Attach AWS WAF to load balancer using Terraform and GitHub Actions

Create VPC Flow logs to publish to Amazon CloudWatch Logs using Terraform

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VPC Flow Logs is a feature in Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables capturing information about IP traffic going to and from network interfaces in the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). These logs provide detailed visibility into network traffic, helping to monitor, troubleshoot, and analyze traffic patterns, security issues, and performance within the VPC. The logs … Continue reading Create VPC Flow logs to publish to Amazon CloudWatch Logs using Terraform