GitHub - floci-io/floci: Light, fluffy, and always free - AWS Local Emulator Light, fluffy, and always free - AWS Local Emulator - floci-io/floci

Floci spins up local AWS in ~24ms. Makes testing and messing around with AWS stuff way easier without touching the cloud.

github.com/floci-io/floci

AWS DevOps Agent has been getting a lot of buzz lately. 👀

From what I’ve seen, it can create CI/CD pipelines, debug failed deployments, analyze logs, and even suggest infrastructure improvements.

It’s definitely changing workflows. Can’t wait to see how it evolves!

#AWS #DevOps #Agent

After i setup Ubuntu, I'm pretty satisfied with OS. It's also great excuse to practice on bash.

Google cloud arcade’s new season will start on July! Don’t miss it!

I installed Ubuntu Linux on my 2nd laptop and totally removed WinOS. It looks nice tbh. Gotta get used to little bit.

DevOps or Cloud dudes, let's follow eachother!

If you want to learn Python methods, here’s my flood. It’s brief and in plain language. I’ll share examples in the following days. 🐍 #Python

And lastly

zip()
zip() combines two or more iterables into pairs (tuples).

filter()
Use filter() to create a list of items that meet a certain condition.

map()
map() applies a function to every item in an iterable, returning the result.

enumerate()
Use enumerate() to loop through a list and get both the index and the item at the same time.

range()
range() creates a sequence of numbers, useful for loops.

sorted()
Use sorted() to get a sorted version of a list or other iterable, without changing the original.

sum()
sum() adds up all the numbers in a list or other iterable.

min()
Use min() to get the smallest item in a list or other iterable.

max()
max() returns the largest item in a list or other iterable.

len()
Use len() to get the number of items in a list, string, or dictionary.

popitem()
popitem() removes and returns a random item from a dictionary.

update()
Use update() to add multiple items to a set.

discard()
discard() removes an item from a set. It doesn’t cause an error if the item doesn’t exist.

add()
You can use add() method to add an item to a set. Sets automatically avoid duplicates.

clear()
clear() method removes all the items from a dictionary or set, making it empty.

items()
Use items() method to get both the keys and values in a dictionary as pairs.

values()
values() method gives you all the values in a dictionary.

keys()
You can use keys() to get all the keys from a dictionary.

get()
When you use get() method it will get the value of a key in a dictionary. If the key doesn’t exist, it returns None instead of an error.

find()
You can use find() method to look for a specific part in a string. It returns the position of the first match, or -1 if not found.

strip()
strip() method removes any extra spaces at the beginning or end of a string.

join()
You can use join() method to combine a list of items into a single string, with a separator between them.

split()
The split() method breaks a string into a list, using a specified separator. It’s great for splitting text into parts.