Michael Bahr

@PavelTcholakov Cognito has relatively low usage quotas. I'd suggest familiarizing yourself with them to see if they'd break any use case: docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest…

AWS friends! I'm building a new application and quite happy with Cognito as my user-facing IdP. What alternatives should I consider? What are some things I must get right upfront if I stick with Cognito?

@mattgillard Happy birthday!

Today i turned 50. YIKESSSSSSSSSSSS

@theburningmonk I have a small utility class that I'm copying around projects. Feels quite easy to use: github.com/Highsec-Buybac…

Using AWS SDK v3 DynamoDB client feels like getting hit in the sack... what do you all use instead? maybe someone should make a client lib called icepack..

Serverless Picks of the Week #82! Our serverless🦸‍♂️is @bahrdev! Michael is a rockstar serverless developer and is currently open for work! Snatch up this guy while there's still a chance. Thank you for everything you do for the community, Michael! readysetcloud.io/newsletter/82

@jrmyhdgs Both are possible :)

@bahrdev Looking for a full-time role or contract work?

🛠️ I'm available for hire again! Are you looking for an engineer with a lot of #aws experience in #serverless backends, dependency automation, and operational excellence? Let's have a chat about the challenges you're working on! CV is available on request.

@astuyve If you want to automate those PRs, let me know! I have some experience from automating dependency upgrades at Stedi.

closing it and fixing it in my own PR instead

@tlakomy 🥰

Hire Michael immediately, we worked together and I can vouch for his skills wholeheartedly.

I'm looking for a company that is fully remote, and has the same compensation philosophy for everyone on the globe. If you already have a job opening, feel free to share it here privately: forms.gle/JBp2G2PcJBnTYy…

@aisamu @tlakomy All the libraries then!

@tlakomy But my problem is job security

Before adopting a new tool/technology/library ask yourself two questions: - What kind of problem is this solution meant to solve? - Do I have this kind of problem in my application? tl;dr: Don’t solve problems you don’t have

@tlakomy This is actually a good one, well done Tomasz!

Apparently US government run out of speakers. Can’t they use AirPods?

@tlakomy Still better than Vercel's AI prompt box, which just sends you to a waitlist

Every “talk to your work knowledge base (Confluence/Slab/etc) with AI” startup is doomed to fail. Why would you want to chat with a graveyard of outdated docs?

@jeremy_daly @kleinmau

Any Brazilian Portuguese native speakers that can help me out with a one line translation? Please DM me! 🙏

@GeorgeCadman same here, messaged their support

Am I alone or is Discord down down? #Discord #Cloudflare

@__steele @erlendekern @AIDAN Me too! @AWS_Security What do you think about rejecting statements that contain fields that you won't validate? #wishlist

@bahrdev @erlendekern @AIDAN It’s good to know I didn’t have it wrong, but it’s also disappointing at the same time 😅 I really want this functionality to exist

🚨 New Blog Post: Your OIDC Deployments From Public Repositories May Be At Risk #GitHub #OIDC #CICD #AWS bahr.dev/2023/08/23/sec…

Leaving the "outside collaborators" setting at the default (require approval for first time contributors) actually works quite well. I've spun up a couple fully automated repositories since writing the article, and I feel confident about that approach.

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I decided to revoke this article, because there are substantial errors. If you already made changes based on this article, please read the messages below.

@erlendekern @__steele @AIDAN Took me a bit, but I decided to revoke this article. Further testing showed me that the audience field is not verified, and that the default settings of GitHub are actually good enough. Thank you for correcting this! :)

@bahrdev @__steele @AIDAN As @__steele said, I don't think the actor claim is actually present here. If this is working for you, I'd wager it's because of the usage of ForAllValues on a missing context key leading to unexpected behavior 🤯 If you use StringEquals instead you should get an AccessDenied