Author Archives: Anthony Heddings

Despite all the fancy features baked into modern programming languages, under the hood, they’re still fairly primitive. Without asynchronous programming, long calls to external services would hault program execution. Async/await fixes that issue…. Continue reading →

It’s pretty common to make certain items in your S3 bucket are public to the internet, so that anyone can access and download them. However, there a few ways to go about this, which come with their own security concerns.Read This Article on Cloud… Continue reading →

Compared to C++, C#’s garbage collector seems like magic, and you can very easily write code without worrying about the underlying memory. But if you care about performance, knowing how the .NET runtime manages its RAM can help you write better c… Continue reading →

Pterodactyl is a server management platform that uses Docker containers to manage instances of applications. It’s designed for running, configuring, and managing headless game servers, like Minecraft servers, but can be used for other application… Continue reading →

Setting up database backups is the most important thing to handle as a database administrator. While Database-as-a-Service platforms like RDS support automatic backups out of the box, if you’re running your own server, you’ll need to set up… Continue reading →

C#’s IEnumerable and IEnumerator interfaces are used by collections like Arrays and Lists to standardize methods of looping over them and performing actions, like filtering and selecting with LINQ statements. We’ll discuss how they work, an… Continue reading →

One of the many struggles of developing applications for a mobile audience is testing your app—with so many different devices, you’re usually limited to how many you have on hand. AWS DeviceFarm makes this process easier.Read This Article on Cl… Continue reading →

If you’ve tried to use Git with multiple different providers, or with multiple different accounts, you may run into issues with authenticated them both at the same time. Here’s how to manage two accounts without running into conflicts.Read … Continue reading →

A Certificate Signing Request (CSR) file is something you generate and give to a Certificate Authority, who in turn signs and sends you the requested SSL certificate that used for enabling HTTPS on your web server.Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT &rs… Continue reading →

The AWS IAM Management Console lists over 500 assignable permissions-based policies you can give to enable your IAM users to access different services. What do they all do, and how can you configure your own?Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT › Continue reading →