In this eighth and final part of the series, I’ll put the final touches on and deploy the new application to production, replacing the legacy application…
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In part 7, I’ll enhance user accounts first with Google Sign-in (federation), and then with local (guest) accounts for users to try out the app first…
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It’s time to add a Lambda triggered by S3 content changes, populate DynamoDB, and use AppSync/GraphQL to search! Read on…
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In part 4 of this series, I add Amplify Storage and explore its security model and how to customize it…
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In part 3 of this series, I finally hit the CLI , modify code, and deploy the development environment to AWS using Amplify…
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In part 2 of this series, I review the application requirements and create a proposed cloud native architecture based on AWS Amplify.
Continue reading “Migrating a Legacy App to Cloud Native – Part 2”Migrating a Legacy App to Cloud Native – Part 1
In this post, I begin exploring how to migrate my SqAC app to be an AWS cloud native application. I give some background about the current app architecture, consider lift & shift and serverless approaches to migration, before declaring my intended approach. The next part in the series will present and discuss the new architecture.
Continue reading “Migrating a Legacy App to Cloud Native – Part 1”SqAC does continue to progress!
I haven’t written about SqAC in this blog for over a year. In that time though, there have been six releases and it has reached version 1.0 feature completeness! See the release notes within the news section of the app itself: https://sqac.fanello.net/#/home/news
Meanwhile, I am not done. I have plans to move the cloud services (authentication & data storage) to AWS, and a redesign of the dance screen on my to-do list.
See you in a square!
– Adam
SqAC is a Progressive Web App
A Progressive Web App is a application that uses modern web capabilities to deliver a native-like experience for users,
while still working as an ordinary web app on older systems.
SqAC is now a real Progressive Web App (PWA)! Continue reading “SqAC is a Progressive Web App”
SqAC is nearing feature completion
I haven’t blogged for two months now, but if you head over to SqAC, you’ll see news about four releases over that time. What’s new? Here’s some highlights… Continue reading “SqAC is nearing feature completion”