AWS FeedUsing delegated admin for AWS Config operations and aggregation You can use AWS Organizations to centrally manage and govern multiple accounts within your AWS organization. The service includes a management account, which has permissions to create accounts and manage and govern underlying infrastructure. The management account has wide permissions and access to accounts within…
AWS FeedArchitecting Cross-channel Intelligent Customer Engagements Recently, we have had customers express the desire to build “omni-channels.” These omni-channels provide a centralized overview of digital engagement channels that help you better understand your customers and offer a more personalized experience. Many companies have tried or are trying to implement an omni-channel strategy. However, because most existing channels…
AWS FeedDesigning resilient ground and cloud networks for SMPTE-2022-7 video workflows The purpose of this post is to create a blueprint for a fault-tolerant network between ground networks and your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) for 24/7 broadcast environments. This design guide is vendor-neutral for on-premises networking. Components: On-premises networking Amazon VPC AWS Direct…
AWS FeedSetup and manage data ingestion easily with Amazon Redshift native console integration with partners We’re excited to announce that Amazon Redshift console partner integration is now generally available. This new console integration provides rapid provisioning and seamless integration with AWS partners. You can onboard with data integration partner solutions in less than a minute…
AWS Feed7 Tips for AWS Consulting Partners Conducting Well-Architected Reviews for Customers Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part series for AWS Consulting Partners. Read Part 1 >> By Tim Robinson, Well-Architected Geo Solutions Architect – AWSBy Stephen Salim, Well-Architected Geo Solutions Architect – AWSBy Richard Wilmot, Sr. Partner Management Solutions Architect –…
AWS FeedAmazon RDS on VMware networking now simplified and more secure Amazon RDS on VMware no longer requires the use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnel back to AWS. By removing the VPN tunnel requirement and moving to HTTPS, we’ve simplified the preparation that is required on your network to be able to take…