
IAM Roles and Temporary Credentials for EC2
On Day 2 I wrote a least-privilege policy for one S3 bucket. The next question is who gets to use it. For people, that's a user or group. For servers and apps, it should be a role, so nothing long-liv
Hands-on guides on AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, CI/CD and Salesforce DevOps by Robin Sishodia, AWS DevOps Professional and certified Salesforce Admin.

On Day 2 I wrote a least-privilege policy for one S3 bucket. The next question is who gets to use it. For people, that's a user or group. For servers and apps, it should be a role, so nothing long-liv

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30 days, 30 topics, one cheat sheet to finish. This is the checklist I would run through before any Salesforce admin interview. The 4 Building Blocks Block What it is Key point Security OWD, ro

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One clean list of values, used everywhere. Picklists, global value sets and dependencies come up in almost every admin interview. The 4 Building Blocks Block What it is Key point Picklist One v

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Prove who changed what, and when. Field History and the audit trails come up in almost every admin interview. The 4 Building Blocks Block What it is Key point Field History Old and new values 2

Every support email, tracked as a case from the first message. Email-to-Case comes up in almost every Service Cloud and admin interview. The 4 Building Blocks Block What it is Key point Routing

When I started learning DevOps, I wanted to understand everything together: Linux, Git, cloud infrastructure, automation, containers, and deployments. But I also wanted to understand every command I t