Taking Exams in the Age of AI: My Experience The dilemma of assessing programming knowledge when artificial intelligence can solve exercises, analyze solutions, and answer quizzes […]
A portfolio case study about designing an AWS-native serverless delivery model for a Next.js application using Amplify Hosting for the frontend, API Gateway and Lambda for the backend, RDS PostgreSQL for the database layer, Auth0 with a Lambda Authorizer for authentication, and AWS Code services with CloudFormation and SDK-based automation for CI/CD.
When chmod 777 makes a Linux permission error disappear, it can feel like a fix. But sometimes it only hides the real issue by granting excessive access. This article explains why the quick solution works, what risk it introduces, and how to troubleshoot permissions using ownership, groups, and least privilege instead.