amplify-android VS aws-cf-templates

Following that we have news from last week where we announced first-class support for Kotlin in Amplify Android. Amplify Android is part of AWS Amplify, a set of libraries, tools, and services that help frontend web and mobile developers build secure, scalable, full-stack applications. Kotlin is a popular programming language commonly used by Android developers, among others. This release brings together Amplify Android and Kotlin by providing a “façade” module that Kotlin developers can include in their apps. The façade simplifies asynchronous programming, improves API ergonomics, yields better hints in Android Studio, and integrates with Android architecture components. The new module supports all the feature categories in Amplify Android, including Authentication, DataStore, and Storage. Developers can use Amplify Android with Amplify-created backends, as well as existing AWS backends. Find out more in the GitHub repository.

I think any of the common proxy platforms would work, the example code just happens to be for HAProxy. Managing ECS isn't that hard once you get it stood up. https://github.com/widdix/aws-cf-templates widdix provides a ton of reference cloud formation templates that cover most aspects of running aws infrastructure. We run everything through cloud formation and it is self-scaling and self-healing. System manager can automate patch management as well.

https://www.stackery.io/registry/?repo=https://github.com/wi...

Finally, if you’re feeling nostalgic for winter, this example from Symphonia is a lab for benchmarking Lambda cold starts for Java runtimes so that you can better understand how they behave and plan configurations accordingly.