Victor Jimenez

I just did a big update for the images optimization, added unzip functionality to the buckets.

I selected CloudFront over NodeJS because a lot of the functionality that I was doing on the lambda functions as preprocessing is now replaced by some functionality on the viewer, request and response of the distributions Edge handlers.

Now you can select the right size based on the query parameter and the same filename, before I was using different names to prevent abuse and improve cache, but now I take some precautions on the viewer handler even with the query parameter

I am migrating my build in web analytics to timestream, I was previously using DynamoDB because of it predictable cost and scalability, but the big drawback was the query flexibility. I have migrated a section of the analytics to timestream and it is working very well so far as a replacement. I am planning to adopt this for other analytics like the consumed resources

I want to recommend Docusaurus to document your projects, my documentation was previously on simple HTML pages and I wanted to bring a better experience and look and feel. I check multiple options and I think that the best is: Docusaurus If you use React for your project you can reuse components or create custom components to use along simple markdown The local development is great and the deployment process is very easy! (just copy the build folder to S3 for example) Check the result documentation on the link!

It is very easy to manage and deploy code with Lambdas for isolated services and functionalities, now I use them a lot in my projects and in different parts of my stack. I use them on the CloudFront Edge, for API gateway authorize, image optimization and a lot of functionalities, I highly recommend them!