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A comeback

After many years, I am coming back to my technology blog, to share some knowledge with the community. Today I found something not well documented on the web, so I will post an article about it: provisioning resources to massively integrate AWS CloudWatch Logs and Loggly leveraging AWS CloudFormation. The article will be published later today. And, yes, I am resuming my blog in English, to make my opinions and knowledge available to a broader audience.

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