by Tim Gray | Oct 1, 2019 | Visualisation |
If you have ever had to export pictures from any of the major image editing software (Photoshop etc) then you will know that there are quite a few image types you can use. What many people don’t know is when to use each format, and what some formats can do that...
by Tim Gray | May 16, 2019 | Amazon Web Services |
Recently I have been a small part of a team at OptimalBI building a new Angular app. When we approached the point where we wanted to start deploying on AWS I did the standard thing I have always done; create a S3 bucket, setup the bucket for hosting static sites,...
by Tim Gray | Mar 5, 2019 | Amazon Web Services |
API Gateway is a fantastic tool in the AWS Cloud toolkit. If you’re building serverless applications, creating functions that you don’t want to manage the servers for, or integrating many different services (AWS or otherwise) API Gateway chips in...
by Tim Gray | Dec 4, 2018 | Amazon Web Services, Business Intelligence, CloudBI |
AWS re:Invent has just happened, and with it a huge number of announcements across the whole AWS portfolio. As usual there were so many announcements that its a bit hard to keep track of them all, so I thought I would pull out most of the announcements related to BI...
by Tim Gray | Nov 22, 2018 | Amazon Web Services |
Scaling is a large part of why running applications in the cloud is a good idea, but the different approaches to scaling are often not talked about in much detail. So I thought I would quickly cover off some of the options when it comes to scaling on AWS (though these...
