AWS (Amazon Web Services) is the world's largest cloud infrastructure provider, launched by Amazon in 2006, offering over 200 cloud services spanning compute, storage, databases, machine learning, containers, serverless, and IoT, with 30+ availability regions and 100+ edge locations.
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3 results shownDeployment Basics: How a Website Goes from Code to Live
Your code works on your laptop, so how do you let the whole world access it? This guide explains what deployment is with a food-delivery analogy, walks through the full chain from develop, build, test, and release to run, compares five common methods (manual, FTP, Git, CI/CD, containers), and includes a comparison table, answering "what does deploying a website actually mean."
Docker Adds GitHub Actions OIDC, Saying Goodbye to Long-Lived CI Secrets
Docker announced OIDC connections for GitHub Actions, letting CI/CD workflows authenticate with short-lived, per-run tokens instead of long-lived PATs or OATs — no more manual secret rotation.
Cloudflare Workers Now Support Inbound TCP and gRPC, Simplifying Real-Time Apps
Cloudflare announced inbound TCP support and gRPC capabilities for Workers during Agents Week: Workers accept inbound sockets via Spectrum, Containers run bidirectional gRPC, and gRPC-web converts automatically.