Amazon Web Services FeedAWS Control Tower console shows more detail about external AWS Config rules AWS Control Tower now includes an organization-level aggregator, which assists in detecting external AWS Config rules. This will provide you with visibility in the AWS Control Tower console to see externally created AWS Config rules in addition to those AWS…
Amazon Web Services FeedCEO Message: Lookback at Year 2020 and Wishes for New Year 2021 Another year has come and gone! I would like to say thank you for being with us in the year 2020! May the new year 2021 bring you 12 months of success, 52 weeks of laughter, 365 days of fun,…
Amazon Web Services FeedTesting data quality at scale with PyDeequ You generally write unit tests for your code, but do you also test your data? Incoming data quality can make or break your application. Incorrect, missing, or malformed data can have a large impact on production systems. Examples of data quality issues include the following:…
Amazon Web Services FeedRunning queries securely from the same VPC where an Amazon Redshift cluster is running Customers who don’t need to set up a VPN or a private connection to AWS often use public endpoints to access AWS. Although this is acceptable for testing out the services, most production workloads need a secure connection…
Amazon Web Services FeedIntroducing AWS Data Exchange Publisher Coordinator and Subscriber Coordinator AWS Data Exchange Publisher Coordinator and AWS Data Exchange Subscriber Coordinator are new AWS Solutions Implementations that automate the publishing and consumption of data via AWS Data Exchange.
Amazon Web Services FeedViewing permission issues with service-linked roles Each AWS service requires explicit access to resources, endpoints, and objects that reside in the domain of another service. This is referred to as the permission boundary. Services like AWS Config, Amazon Macie, and AWS GuardDuty require an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) role that…