Restrict Access by member account to a centralized CloudTrail logging bucket

By Dustin Ward

AWS FeedRestrict Access by member account to a centralized CloudTrail logging bucket Logging and monitoring are critical components of a governance, risk, and compliance strategy. When you use AWS CloudTrail with AWS Organizations, you get an eagle-eye view of account activity across your AWS infrastructure. However, as your enterprise scales workloads in the cloud and…

Architecting Persona-centric Data Platform with On-premises Data Sources

By Dustin Ward

AWS FeedArchitecting Persona-centric Data Platform with On-premises Data Sources Many organizations are moving their data from silos and aggregating it in one location. Collecting this data in a data lake enables you to perform analytics and machine learning on that data. You can store your data in purpose-built data stores, like a data warehouse, to…

Forrester TEI: The Partner Opportunity for Building SaaS on Amazon Web Services

By Dustin Ward

AWS FeedForrester TEI: The Partner Opportunity for Building SaaS on Amazon Web Services By Akshay Patel, Business Lead – AWS SaaS Factory For software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers, a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides access to differentiated technologies, thought leadership, and the ability to connect with customers globally. AWS invests in partner success for both…

Customize requests and responses with AWS WAF

By Dustin Ward

AWS FeedCustomize requests and responses with AWS WAF In March 2021, AWS introduced support for custom responses and request header insertion with AWS WAF. This blog post will demonstrate how you can use these new features to customize your AWS WAF solution to improve the user experience and security posture of your applications. HTTP response…

Building leaderboard functionality with serverless data analytics

By Dustin Ward

AWS FeedBuilding leaderboard functionality with serverless data analytics This series is about building serverless solutions in streaming data workloads. The application example used in this series is Alleycat, which allows bike racers to compete with each other virtually on home exercise bikes. Part 1 explains the application’s functionality, how to deploy to your AWS account,…