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…
AWS FeedWhitepaper available: Classic intrusion analysis frameworks for AWS environments Amazon Web Services (AWS) has released a new whitepaper, Classic intrusion analysis frameworks for AWS environments, to help organizations plan and implement a classic intrusion analysis framework for AWS environments. This whitepaper provides context that will help you understand how such frameworks are used and…
AWS FeedGetting Started with Anka on EC2 Mac Instances This post is written by Scott Malkie, Specialist Solutions Architect, EC2 At re:Invent 2020, we announced Amazon EC2 Mac instances, which enable you to run on-demand macOS workloads in the AWS Cloud for the first time. Apple developers can now benefit from the scalability, elasticity, reliability,…
AWS FeedAutomating Infrastructure – Chef for DevOps – Online Course Launched Did some words from the course title raise interesting thoughts in your head? Well, Whizlabs won’t deny the fact that it did for us too. In fact, it made us research and look into it to provide and give our knowledge hungry audience something…
AWS FeedAmazon Elasticsearch Service announces support for Elasticsearch version 7.10 Amazon Elasticsearch Service now supports open source Elasticsearch 7.10 and its corresponding version of Kibana. This minor release includes bug fixes and enhancements.