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Securing API Keys with AWS Secrets Manager and Cloudflare Workers

Securing API Keys with AWS Secrets Manager and Cloudflare Workers

API keys for backend authentication create a fundamental challenge in web applications: the credentials need to authenticate requests but cannot be exposed to clients. Hardcoding keys in frontend bundles or environment variables leaves them visible in browser developer tools. Anyone who opens the network tab can extract the key and

Dec 26, 2025 • Court Schuett
#AWS #Cloudflare #GitHub
Updated NextJS App deployed to App Runner with SSR and GitHub Actions

Updated NextJS App deployed to App Runner with SSR and GitHub Actions

Updated NextJS App deployed to App Runner with SSR and GitHub Actions

Oct 20, 2024 • Court Schuett
#CDK #NextJS #GitHub
NextJS App deployed to App Runner with GitHub Actions

NextJS App deployed to App Runner with GitHub Actions

NextJS App deployed to App Runner with GitHub Actions

Sep 06, 2024 • Court Schuett
#CDK #NextJS #GitHub
GitHub Insights - Capturing Repository Metrics

GitHub Insights - Capturing Repository Metrics

In this demo we will see how to deploy an application on AWS that will capture insights from GitHub and store them in S3 to be easily queried with Amazon Athena

Aug 15, 2024 • Court Schuett
#GitHub #AWS
NextJS App deployed to App Runner with CDK

NextJS App deployed to App Runner with CDK

Deploy a NextJS Application to AWS App Runner using CDK

Jul 18, 2024 • Court Schuett
#CDK #NextJS #GitHub
Custom GitHub Action workflows with projen

Custom GitHub Action workflows with projen

This article will show you how to add custom GitHub Actions workflows with Projen

Aug 09, 2023 • Court Schuett
#Automation #GitHub
Using PyGitHub to Manage and Track GitHub Repositories

Using PyGitHub to Manage and Track GitHub Repositories

If you need to modify the keys of a Python dictionary, a recursive function can be a useful way to work through the entire dictionary. This [gist](https://gist.github.com/schuettc/3875da7458e3573646599e70b7b17a61) is an example of how to do that.

Oct 10, 2022 • Court Schuett
#GitHub
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