You may have seen our recent post that explains how to build your own Serverless HipChat Connect Plugin but did you know that GorillaStack already provides a tool […]
What we’re building GorillaStack is on a mission to automate the Cloud and help our customers be DevOps heroes. We’re a SaaS solution that makes it […]
Have you ever wanted to try out a full serverless architecture? Or write a HipChat plug-in? The new open source boilerplate from GorillaStack helps developers deploy […]
We are strong advocates of the Serverless framework at GorillaStack. We’ve recently talked about our recent open source Serverless HipChat Connect Example that utilizes Serverless and AWS Lambda . During the development […]
One thing that I have always been keen to get from AWS Lambda is configurable environment variables that can be set for each individual Lambda function. One thing […]
Recently we updated our open source project Auto Tag, a Lambda function that listens to CloudTrail to tag your AWS resources with their creator after they […]
We were excited to have the opportunity to share GorillaStack with everyone at Sydney’s first 2 day AWS Summit. The Summit demonstrated the need for AWS Cost […]
I recently attended a very insightful AWS Meet Up where Paul Wakeford (a Systems Architect at Australian media company Fairfax Media) shared some great tips to identify costs […]
We wrote in our open source AWS Lambda blog post on the 27th of February about the then recent support for Lambda functions that access resources within a […]