When your client sends a request to the server it will include a header saying which compression formats it will accept, for example: As you can see it says it will accept gzip, deflate or br compression formats. The server will respond and if available will compress the result in a supported format: Here you can see it supports gzip.
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Over the last decade, the sheer amount of data in the world has grown exponentially, thus making it hard for some organizations to manage and store critical pieces of information on a daily basis, let alone protect it from unexpected data loss as a result of hardware failure, software corruption, accidental deletion, malicious attack, or an unpredictable disaster. More issues
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A S3 bucket can be mounted in a AWS instance as a file system known as S3fs. S3fs is a FUSE file-system that allows you to mount an Amazon S3 bucket as a local file-system. It behaves like a network attached drive, as it does not store anything on the Amazon EC2, but user can access the data on S3
Read moreReputation in the email world is critical to achieve reasonable deliver ability rates (the percentage of emails that arrive to inboxes); if you fall under certain levels, your emails end up in the spam folder or rejected by the email servers. To keep these numbers high, you have to constantly improve your email quality, but most importantly, you have to
Read moreTechnologies we’ll use: EC2 (your cloud server) Lambda (compute service that lets you run code without worrying about servers) Cloud-watch (monitoring service for AWS) Finally IAM (Identity and Access Management, control security access) STEP 1 – EC2 You’ll need to make sure you have fired up an EC2 instance and that it is running. It doesn’t matter what is on the instance
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