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AWS Lambda and other Maven projects

Background AWS Lambda is a FaaS (Function as a service) that is event-driven and serverless. It is termed event-driven due to how AWS Lambda functions are invoked - the event that triggers a AWS Lambda function can be of many different types in the AWS realm.


NumPy vs. Pandas, and other flavors (Dask, Modin, Ray)

... also comes with utilities to schedule tasks and autoscale clusters using cloud providers such as AWS, GCP, and Azure. Ray Ray is a framework for running distributed Python applications, similar to Dask.


Ether and Ethereum is not the same thing

... of Stake Ether is... A currency/fuel for Ethereum, akin to something like compute units on AWS You spend Ether on computation and space for DAPPS Infinite supply (until Ethereum 2.


Design Concepts

... assume that 0.1 GB would cost about 10 cents, although nowadays this might be around 2 cents (AWS in 2020). Bandwidth Bandwidth is mostly about doing a little bit of math to get the bytes per second for ingress and egress.


Composite Pattern

The Composition design pattern helps you unify individual objects and nested objects. Here is one use case for the composition design pattern. Meet Frank A man named F. Frank decides to write an autobiography of himself.


Data stores in Software Architectures

... content - images, CSS styling, additional Javascript, videos, etc. to a CDN. Solutions: CDN (ex: AWS Cloudfront, Akamai) with assets compressed Runner-ups: Object store (ex: Amazon S3) would be suitable - geolocation can be considered Price Alerts Let's say you have an app that allows users to add pricing alerts when a certain item is detected at a cheap price.


Web Development 101

... requests to all the machines in the row in a balanced fashion. Popular web hosting services like AWS or Digital Ocean provides Load Balancers, which can be very useful. Load balancers come in many flavors and forms, with their own heuristics on how the load should be balanced.


Phone Number Mnemonics in Python

Recursion is a great way to come up with permutations of strings or elements. Not necessarily because of the performance (iterative styles are usually faster) but because of simplicity and organization - like many algorithms with functional programming languages like Scala, recursive functions in general look neater, nicer, and easier to categorize.