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Yan Pritzker in Reverb.com — Fretboards and Motherboards

Sep 27, 2017

Ditch SSH - Using SSM to control your AWS Instances

Amazon SSM is a hidden gem. Today we’ll take a look at how you can stop dealing with SSH in order to issue remote commands to fleets of instances using SSM’s SendCommand functionality.

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Yan Pritzker in Reverb.com — Fretboards and Motherboards

Jun 23, 2017

Terraform Tips and Tricks

At Reverb we love to use terraform to define all our infrastructure. Not only does it serve as self-documenting, but it can be used as an auditing mechanism to spot any changes that were made by hand and stop accidental or malicious changes to our infrastructure.

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Yan Pritzker in Reverb.com — Fretboards and Motherboards

Mar 24, 2017

Streaming fastly logs to fluentd

We have recently started down the path of revamping our CDN infrastructure, moving away from Cloudfront, which is a nice default in AWS, to Fastly, which is a much more robust, programmable CDN.

Yan Pritzker in Reverb.com — Fretboards and Motherboards

Oct 21, 2016

Cheap and cheerful config storage using DynamoDB

Recently we implemented a utility that needed to store a bit of state between runs. This script could run on a number of machines (well, VMs) so relying on local filesystem was not a good idea.

Joe Levering in Reverb.com — Fretboards and Motherboards

Aug 26, 2016

Exposing Our Data

A few months ago I wrote a post about Owning Our Data. In it, I detailed Reverb’s quest to enhance personalization and search relevancy beginning with standardizing our event data and funneling it all through one pipeline. Today, I’d like to follow up on that with a sequel of sorts, focusing on…