Live Streaming my Brain with Amazon IVS, React and a Muse Headband
Earlier this year, I created a really fun project that I called “Brain to the Cloud” where I saved my…
Broadcasting to Your Amazon IVS Live Stream From a Browser
Welcome back to this series where we’re learning how to get started with live streaming in the cloud…
Adding Chat to Your Amazon IVS Live Stream
Welcome back to this series where we’re learning all about live streaming in the cloud with Amazon…
Creating Interactive Live Streaming Experiences Using Timed Metadata with Amazon IVS
So far in this blog series, we’ve created our first live streaming channel, learned how to create a…
Enhancing Your Amazon IVS Playback Experience
In our last post, we created our first instance of the Amazon Interactive Video Service (Amazon IVS)…
Creating Your First Live Stream Playback Experience with Amazon IVS
In our last post, we looked at how to get started with live streaming in the cloud with Amazon…
Get Started Live Streaming in the Cloud with Amazon IVS
It’s becoming impossible to ignore live streaming. There are tons of studies that illustrate its…
Querying Autonomous Database from an Oracle Function (The Quick, Easy & Completely Secure Way)
In this post, we’ll look at how to create a secure serverless function in OCI that connects and queries an Autonomous DB instance.
Sending Email With OCI Email Delivery From Micronaut
In this post, we’ll look at the new Micronaut Email module and see how to use it with the OCI email service to send messages from a Java application.
Brain to the Cloud - Part III - Examining the Relationship Between Brain Activity and Video Game Performance
In the final post in this series, we’ll look at the results of collecting nearly 21 hours and 150+ games worth of data while wearing the Mind Flex. Is there a relationship between my EEG data and my video game performance? Let’s find out!