SYSLOG without Servers
Run reliable, scalable syslog without managing servers.
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How teams build serverless UDP applications on AWS, and what's new in the platform.
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One for each situation: retiring a server, connecting devices, and building something new.
Run reliable, scalable syslog without managing servers.
Read the guide →Simpler firmware, longer battery life and near-zero backend costs, shown on two ESP32 platforms.
Read the story →A multiplayer game backend that costs nothing when idle and scales without a fleet to manage.
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Simpler firmware, longer battery life and near-zero backend costs, shown on two ESP32 platforms.
A multiplayer game backend that costs nothing when idle and scales without a fleet to manage.
How WebRTC support will let browsers talk to UDP Gateway.
Send small files to S3 faster and with a tenth of the CPU time, using UDP and WireGuard.
Use WireGuard as a drop-in encryption layer for any UDP workload, with no VPN and no PKI.
Let embedded devices like the ESP32 sync time over WireGuard through a small Lambda handler.
A year of building Proxylity and leaving virtual-machine constraints behind.
A story about reliability, idempotency and why UDP can suit customer-friendly APIs.
On building the things most people never think about, and why that is our job.
Connect UDP packets to AWS services dynamically, without intermediaries.
See your traffic and diagnose errors with CloudWatch metrics and logs.
Call Google Cloud, Azure functions and external webhooks from UDP traffic.
Why infrastructure as code comes first, and what it does for deployments and consistency.
How a little encapsulation lets UDP adapt to many networking needs.
Run reliable, scalable syslog without managing servers.
Build the custom DNS service that was a non-starter in-house before.
What servers, services and endpoints really mean, and how that sharpens architecture decisions.
Why cloud providers overlook UDP, and how that is changing.
Making network protocols as approachable as modern web services.
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