- You know how to share secret values with other employees. 📚
- You know how to use the command line to switch between users
- You know how to share secret values externally 📚
- You create pull requests with proper name and description 📚
- You squash merge your pull requests 📚
- You understand the pros and cons of git rebase vs git merge 📚
- You name your commits properly 📚
- You review PRs carefully and leave your comments 📚
- You know how to configure rules in a repository for merging to specific branches (master, develop)
- You add proper label in pull requests
- You create your branches under the proper folder (feature, fix, hotfix)
- You know how to create and reference issues
- You know how to verify when a build check failed
- You know how to create GitHub Wiki pages
- You know how to verify when a build check failed
- You know how to reference a Jira ticket in your commit
- You use Slack statuses in line with company policy (remote working, vacationing, in a meeting, etc)
- You know how to create groups and channels
- You know how to create Confluence pages
- You know how to give praise and add talk topics to a 1:1 meeting
- You know how to create goals and mark them as complete
- You know how to create tickets and write comments
- You can configure local email client
- You can configure email signatures
- You know what a CNAME record is and when to use it
- You know what an A and AAAA records are and when to use them
- You know what TXT records is and when to use it
- You know how to register a new domain with a chosen DNR
- You know how to switch NS from default ones set by DNR to another provider
- You know what a MX record is and when to use it
- You know how to define a new hosted zone
- You know how to define a new DNS zone
- You know how to instantiate a PostgreSQL database
- You know how to instantiate a MySQL database
- You know how to create a Redis instance
- You know how to connect to Redis instance from the application code
- You know how to create an ElasticSearch instance
- You know how to connect to ElasticSearch from the application code
- You know how to manage dynamodb read/write throughput
- You know how to configure pay per use model
- You know how to create a task definition
- You know how to execute a one off task that is killed after execution and doesn't get restarted
- You know how to define a service
- You know how to create a target group pointing to your ECS service and add it to an Application Load Balancer listener
- You know how to define a deployment entity
- You know configuration file syntax
- You know how to serve static files
- You know how to define a proxy pass to API server
- You know how to deploy a wsgi app (django, flask) with one of the application servers
- You know wsgi configuration file syntax
[Optional] uWSGI
- You understand the key concepts of the library
- You deployed at least one project using this implementation
[Optional] Gunicorn
- You understand the key concepts of the library
- You deployed at least one project using this implementation
[Optional] bjoern
- You understand the key concepts of the library
- You deployed at least one project using this implementation
- You can choose one of the message brokers and configure Celery to use it
- You can deploy Celery workers to at least one platform of your choice
- You understand what a virtual host is and how to create one
- You know how to create an SQS queue
- You can attach Lambda function trigger to a queue
- You can create an EventBus
- You can send custom events to an EventBus
- You know how to trigger a Lambda function from an EventBus for a specific event source
- You know how to create a VPC
- You understand the concept of Subnets and know how to create one
- You understand the concept of Security Groups, know how to create one and how to define its rules
- You know what a NAT Gateway is (and how much it costs)
- You know what a VPC Endpoint is and how to define it
- You know how to create an EC2 instance
- You know how to SSH into an EC2 instance using generated key pair
- You know how to create an Application Load Balancer
- You know how to attach a Security Group to an instance
- You know how to create a new user
- You know how to create a new role
- You know how to create a policy documents and attach them to various IAM resources
- You know how to create a KMS key and assign alias to it
- You know how to create an SSM parameter and encrypt it with a KMS key
- You know how to use SSM parameter in Lambda function
- You know how to create a local profile using acquired key id and secret to access AWS resources
- You know how to create an S3 bucket
- You know how to make a S3 bucket public
- You know how to host a Single Page Application in S3
- You know how to turn Bitbucket pipelines on in a repository
- You know how to run a pipeline execution after a commit or a tag push
- You know how to define environmental variables that will be available to a build script
- You know how to define a workflow
- You know how to run a workflow execution after a commit or a tag push
- You know how to define environmental variables that will be available to a build script
- You know how to create a CodePipeline
- You know how to define a build step using CodeBuild
- You know how to connect CodePipeline to an S3 source so the execution starts when a file changes
- You know how to connect CodePipeline to a CodeCommit repository so the execution starts when branch or tag has been pushed
- You know how to connect CodePipeline to a custom repository (Github, Bitbucket) so the execution starts when branch or tag has been pushed
- You know how to define environmental variables that will be available to a build script
- You know how to assign a custom IAM role to the build executor so it can access AWS resources
- You know how to create a CloudFront distribution
- You know how to add a behaviour pointing to an S3 website bucket
- You know how to create an app
- You know how to create a custom domain for an app
- You know how to define environmental variables available during build step
- You know how to create a registry
- You know how to upload a Docker image to a registry
- You know how to define an IAM policy of a registry to allow pull/push to a specific user or role
- You know how to log into the ECR registry using aws-cli
- You know how to create a droplet in chosen region
- You know how to create an instance in a chosen region
- Work in progress
We are very open to contributions to extend or change the requirements based on your gut and experience. To contribute you can use a pull request which will be later validated by our technical team and added to the main docs.
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