Exploring SST in 100 Seconds
What is SST and how does it impact our daily lives? Here, we’ll explore the concept of SST in just 100 seconds.
What is SST?
SST stands for Sea Surface Temperature. It is the temperature of the water at the ocean’s surface. This measurement is an important indicator of the Earth’s climate system, as it influences weather patterns, ocean currents, and marine ecosystems.
Why is SST Important?
Changes in SST can have significant impacts on the environment and human activities. For example, warmer SSTs can lead to more intense and frequent hurricanes, while cooler SSTs can cause disruptions in marine food chains.
Exploring SST in 100 Seconds
It’s important to monitor SST to better understand and predict climate patterns. In just 100 seconds, we can gain a basic understanding of the importance of SST and its role in shaping our world.
Conclusion
SST is a critical component of the Earth’s climate system. By paying attention to SST changes, we can better prepare for and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
this is basically, deploy the infrastructure as you code.
While this is interesting, I'm always wary of these layers-upon-layers of magical abstractions. All cost concerns aside, which can easily be controlled and aren't the boogyman man of the comments might suggest; you're not learning enough about the underlying infrastructure you're maniuplating. All abstractions come with this cost. Even with CDK, which I've adopted and started using because you need some sort of IaC tool for automation, you've got to understand what's happening under your code. To me, if you're strictly AWS, CDK is the way to go, and adding another layer on top of that might be easier, but you learn and understand less of the consequences of what you're executing.
All that being said, we're mired in frameworks, built atop frameworks, embedded with endless layers of abstraction and configuration. There's a shiny new toy every-other-day. You can chase your tail around for years and never settle on "THE stack"…and all of these toys achieve the same thing, in the end. At what point do you select "the best" tools and stick to them for more than a few months, or even a few years?
As neat as this is, I prefer to stay as close to the "bare metal" as possible, while accepting that the market will push you into certain things that you have no choice in adopting. Keep it as simple as possible, even if it's more difficult and requires a little more code and understanding. These frameworks come and go, seemingly overnight. If you stick to strong fundamentals and as few abstractions as possible, you'll waste less time and build more stable environments.
Cool! What does SST stands for?
This is really impress me, This really develop Infrastructure as code
He wrote "Hi, mom, I'm using AWS" 😢
are there azure and GCP versions of this?
Serveless?waw
SST is cool but only for those who know the underlying AWS services it spins up and working with them at least for few months. If a newbie uses SST, he's screwed.
It can be used to create HEROKU CLONE
Can you do a in 100 seconds video on Ballerina lang?
I understand next to nothing of what I just heard and read. But it looks cool !
Don't talk shit about SEGA Sound Team. Sickest band around.
Can you do a 100s fireship video for Objectbox NoSqlite DB ?
pki or certificates in general would be sick
Why would you use that when you can use CDK. Unnecessary abstraction and doomed to fail.
did anyone else think it was social studies
Sounds like a 1 click button to decimate your bank account.
currently using amplify in prod, would be curious to know the differences in usecase and if sst could be a drop in replacement
would be nice to see a JSDoc vs Typescript in 100 seconds video
eslint next pls