Recently, I got a chance to work on the AWS S3 bucket, where I compared the JSON files stored in the S3 bucket with the pre-defined data structure stored as a dictionary object using deepdiff. I can’t actually replicate, the entire system, I had tested. For the blog purpose I have come up with the following prerequisites/setup/flow: Pre-requisite: 1. AWS […]
Compare json objects in AWS S3 bucket using deepdiff
Filter Messages from the AWS SQS Queue using Python and asyncio
In message-oriented architectures, it is cumbersome for QA to gain visibility into where their test messages are flowing. Visibility usually involves looking at some browser-based monitor (AWS SQS Queue) and/or monitoring logs that might not even have the data QA wishes to check. Amazon Simple Queue Service(SQS), is a message queuing services, that allows user to send,receive, store and delete […]
Bad gateway error for a Flask app deployed using Elastic Beanstalk
This is a super short post that outlines one specific solution for anyone trying to deploy a simple Flask application using AWS Elastic Beanstalk and hitting a bad gateway error. Solution The Internet has some good stuff on helping you if you made a mistake elsewhere, but I did not find this basic check being mentioned anywhere. Make sure that […]
Collect real-time streaming data and store in Amazon S3 using Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose
This post will serve as a quick tutorial to understand and use Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose. As a hands-on experience, here we will learn how to host a sample website using the apache web server on the EC2 Linux instance and collect the real-time logs of the website to AWS S3 using Kinesis Data Firehose. Why this post? Streaming data […]
Sending Email through Amazon SES with Flask App
This post is about sending automated Emails with Amazon Simple Email Service(SES). We wanted to explore Amazon SES and hence implemented a sample Flask app to send an automated email. What is Amazon SES? Email is the heartline of any business these days. So sending an automated email,is an important part of business, whether it is the response to a […]
Invoking AWS lambda functions from a Flask app
We have been hearing about serverless service for a while now. So what is serverless? ‘serverless’ means that you run a service without a server. In most cases, if you run a mobile app or an online web app, there are always some tasks to execute in the backend. For eg:- In a weather application, every time when the user […]
Automated cloud testing setup using Selenium grid and Docker Swarm
Maintaining infrastructure for automated Selenium cross-browser tests is time-consuming. The cloud testing platforms like BrowserStack and Saucelabs help you. But in some cases, you want to have your own cloud testing environment. This is usually time-consuming and involves setting up and using Selenium Grid. This post helps testers to automate the setup process for cloud-based testing. We hope this post […]