maciekkmrk

We have very different perception of the same shared reality. I read the entire blog post and it didn't cross my mind that it was AI written.

My Polish middle school IT teacher was running a Knoppix on school computers and he showed me how to install it from live CD. Good times.

It started as internal service where you need to be connected with a VPN so why bother with security.

I understand that it feels helpful but the post ends up repeating the same insight over and over. Reads very sloppy, while you wanted the opposite.

What if I go on a roadtrip and suddenly get gas at 2am?

Interesting problem, but the AI prose makes me not want to read to the end.

Is this something a title insurance could help with?

An entire blog article post to say "read the docs and enable VPC S3 endpoint".

It's all in the docs: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/privatelink/concepts....

There is another type of VPC endpoint, Gateway, which creates a gateway endpoint to send traffic to Amazon S3 or DynamoDB. Gateway endpoints do not use AWS PrivateLink, unlike the other types of VPC endpoints. For more information, see Gateway endpoints.

Even the first page of VPC docs: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/what-is-ama...

Use a VPC endpoint to connect to AWS services privately, without the use of an internet gateway or NAT device.

The author of the blog writes:

When you're using VPCs with a NAT Gateway (which most production AWS setups do), S3 transfers still go through the NAT Gateway by default.

Yes, you are using a virtual private network. Where is it supposed to go? It's like being surprised that data in your home network goes through a router.