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Monitor Azure Event Hub Volume and Alert on a Silent Drop

Poll an Azure Event Hub on a schedule, count the events consumed in the window, and page PagerDuty automatically when volume drops below the expected minimum.

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Autoscale EMR Serverless Spark on a CloudWatch Backlog

Watch a CloudWatch backlog metric and fire an EMR Serverless Spark job only when work is pending.

CloudData

Multi-cloud deployment pipeline with Docker, ngrok, GCP Cloud Run, and Azure Container Apps

Build a Docker image from a GitHub repo and deploy it to local, GCP Cloud Run, or Azure Container Instances from one declarative flow.

CloudInfrastructure

Stream JSON and Application Events to AWS Kinesis Data Streams at Scale

Publish inline events and API-sourced JSON to AWS Kinesis Data Streams in bulk, with automatic ION conversion.

Cloud

Ansible Scalability, Deploy Configuration Files to Multiple Servers at Scale

Provision AWS EC2 servers and deploy configuration files across all of them at scale with Ansible.

CloudInfrastructure

Stream Kestra audit logs from Kafka to BigQuery

Stream Kestra audit logs from a Kafka topic into Google BigQuery for analytics, monitoring, and compliance reporting.

Cloud

Microservice orchestration: invoke multiple AWS Lambda functions in parallel

Invoke multiple AWS Lambda functions in parallel, target specific versions and aliases, pass custom payloads, and parse the JSON results.

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Rolling Ansible Patch Wave with Health Gates

Roll out Ansible OS patches across your fleet one wave at a time, health-checking between waves and halting on the first failure.

Infrastructure

Run an Ansible Playbook from a Git Repository

Clone your infrastructure repo and run its Ansible playbook in a shared working directory, driven by a runtime machine inventory.

Infrastructure

IIS Site Provisioning with SSL Binding and Health Check

Create an IIS application pool and website, bind an SSL certificate from the local store, run a health check, and roll back on failure, all via PowerShell.