While I wish I created this blog to share my immeasurable knowledge, my memory resembles that of a red fish. Once I learn something, it immediately slips away. This blog aims to act as my backup brain, holding onto things I learned once and might need later. I'd be glad if it could also offer you even a small amount of help.
If you got a custom domain name, you probably want to send and receive emails from there. There are several open-source or AWS out-of-the-box solutions available out there, but most the time they are quite pricy for only the few mails we would like to exchange. Is there a cheap and simple solution to manage that? Let's discover it in this post.
Looking to host your blog, personal site or startup bootstrap page affordably and efficiently? Dive into this blog post for quick, cost-effective, and automated solutions using AWS, Terraform code, and clear explanations to facilitate your website deployment. If you're familiar with AWS and Terraform, enjoy the code repositories. For beginners, a bit of technical skill or a willingness to learn is needed.
Managing diverse projects or clients requires smoothly switching between their distinct development environments. One possible solution could involve creating individual user sessions for each project / client and switching between environments by logging out and logging in the other session. Another approach could be setting up dynamic development configuration files based on your folder structure.