Cloud & Serverless Computing

Dive into the world of AWS CloudWatch to master log management. Learn about regex filtering, pattern matching, and utilizing logs for proactive monitoring and debugging, ensuring superior application performance

Delve into the future of web development with the Hyperlocal Web, powered by WebAssembly and Serverless Edge Computing. This article examines how these revolutionary trends interact, their implications for software development, and their potential to redefine web applications.

Explore the power of AWS Elemental MediaConvert in optimizing video content distribution for web and mobile applications. Learn how it enables seamless integration with other AWS services and discover innovative use cases, such as e-learning platforms, video marketing and advertising, …

Discover how AWS CDK transforms modern cloud development by enabling microservices architectures, learn best practices, and see how HyperSense Software’s expertise can empower your projects.

NodeJS, an open-source cross-platform runtime environment based on Chrome’s JavaScript, is popular for creating fast, scalable network applications. Developed in 2009 by Ryan Dahl, NodeJS excels in building cross-device applications, such as those in IoT, that run simultaneously.

Delve into the world of Cloud Computing. Learn how SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS drive business transformation, offering enhanced security, flexibility, and innovative solutions for IT careers.

Discover the world of serverless microservices and how AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) enables efficient, scalable applications. Uncover the advantages of serverless architecture, FaaS, and BaaS platforms.

Explore the creation of a custom AWS Elastic Beanstalk platform using Ubuntu 16.04, Apache2, PHP 7.0, and CURL with OpenSSL instead of NSS for improved performance and tailored application requirements.

Explore our custom AWS Elastic Beanstalk platform for enhanced web application performance, featuring nginx, PHP 7.1, PHP-FPM, Google PageSpeed plugin, and PHP-FPM caching on Amazon Linux for optimal scalability.

If something can go wrong, it probably will We’ve encountered a problem on one of our servers. For obvious reasons, let’s name the main server, “X”. At one time, the systems’ performance and status needed to be checked, because some …