Amazon Web Services FeedMicrosoft SQL Server point-in-time recovery is now generally available for Amazon RDS on VMware Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) on VMware is a service that delivers AWS-managed relational databases in on-premises VMware environments. RDS on VMware customers running SQL Server can now recover their databases using point-in-time recovery for database recovery and…
Amazon Web Services FeedThe Read Aloud Cloud: An Interview With Forrest Brazeal On His New Book It’s Christmas time and you’ve been wracking your brain trying to find the perfect gift that will teach your loved ones about the cloud in a simple and entertaining way. What to do? Fortunately for you, Santa has…
Amazon Web Services FeedHow to visualize multi-account Amazon Inspector findings with Amazon Elasticsearch Service Amazon Inspector helps to improve the security and compliance of your applications that are deployed on Amazon Web Services (AWS). It automatically assesses Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances and applications on those instances. From that assessment, it generates findings…
Amazon Web Services Feed7 most common data preparation transformations in AWS Glue DataBrew For all analytics and ML modeling use cases, data analysts and data scientists spend a bulk of their time running data preparation tasks manually to get a clean and formatted data to meet their needs. We ran a survey among data scientists…
Amazon Web Services FeedIntroducing FHIR Works on AWS FHIR Works on AWS is a new AWS Solutions Implementation with an open source software toolkit that can be used to create a Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) interface over existing healthcare applications and data. It uses a serverless implementation to provide FHIR APIs that support the…
Amazon Web Services FeedHow Line of Business Leaders Can Jump-Start Cloud Innovation Cloud transformation is imperative Line of business (LOB) leaders and application owners within a business recognize that they urgently need to pivot their model to cloud—and not just to save cost or to get out of a data center. They own the apps…