Amazon Web Services Feed5 Focus Areas Where AWS Helps Public Sector Partners Grow Their Business and Focus on Mission-Based Solutions By Sandy Carter, AWS VP, Public Sector Global Partners and Programs What a year for AWS Public Sector Partners and our Program! In my role leading the Worldwide Public Sector Partners and Programs team at Amazon…
Amazon Web Services FeedSimplifying cross-account access with Amazon EventBridge resource policies This post is courtesy of Stephen Liedig, Sr Serverless Specialist SA. Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus used to decouple event producers and consumers. Event producers publish events onto an event bus, which then uses rules to determine where to send those events. The…
Amazon Web Services FeedMulti-Region Replication Now Enabled for AWS Managed Microsoft Active Directory Our customers build applications that need to serve users that live in all corners of the world. When listening to our customers, they told us that whilst they were comfortable building Active Directory (AD) aware applications on AWS, making them work globally…
Amazon Web Services FeedField Notes: Automating Migration Requests for Reserved Instances and Savings Plans in Closed Accounts Enterprise AWS customers are often managing many accounts under a payer account, and sometimes accounts are closed before Reserved Instances (RI) or Savings Plans (SP) are fully used. Manually tracking account closures and requesting RI and SP migration from…
Amazon Web Services FeedUsing the Amazon Redshift Data API to interact from an Amazon SageMaker Jupyter notebook The Amazon Redshift Data API makes it easy for any application written in Python, Go, Java, Node.JS, PHP, Ruby, and C++ to interact with Amazon Redshift. Traditionally, these applications use JDBC connectors to connect, send a query to…
Amazon Web Services FeedThe versatility of gRPC, an open source high-performance RPC framework During the birth of the computer age, the first computers were the size of a room and all computations had to be run on the same computer. Once the first network was switched on, creating protocols for those computers to communicate became…