Category: AWS

AWS FeedNew instructor-led course: Developing Serverless Solutions on AWS We are excited to introduce Developing Serverless Solutions on AWS, an instructor-led course that promotes developer productivity and agile application development. This three-day, intermediate course covers how to build, secure, deploy, and manage modern serverless applications. The course includes lectures, demonstrations, group discussions, exercises, six hands-on…

AWS FeedAmazon CodeGuru Reviewer Updates: New Predictable Pricing Model Up To 90% Lower and Python Support Moves to GA Amazon CodeGuru helps you automate code reviews and improve code quality with recommendations powered by machine learning and automated reasoning. You can use CodeGuru Reviewer to detect potential defects and bugs that are hard to find,…

AWS FeedHow TensorIoT Helped 3D Systems Power Innovation with an AWS IoT Accelerator By Duane Osburn, Principal Solutions Architect – TensorIoTBy Dean Hart, Sr. Architect in IoT, AI, Computer Vision, and Robotics – AWSBy Sydney Staggs, Software Engineer – TensorIoTBy Nicholas Burden, Sr. Technical Evangelist – TensorIoT Innovation is a difficult undertaking for any company.…

AWS FeedUse computer vision to detect crop disease through image analysis with Amazon Rekognition Custom Labels Currently, many diseases affect farming and lead to significant economic losses due to reduction of yield and loss of quality produce. In many cases, the health condition of a crop or a plant is often assessed by the condition…

AWS FeedAudit companion for the AWS PCI DSS Quick Start If you’ve supported a Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) assessment as a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) or as a technical team facing an assessment, it’s likely that you spent a lot of time collecting and analyzing evidence against PCI DSS requirements. In…

AWS FeedAWS Cloud Economics: Where Every Dollar Counts By Narasimhan Balasubramanian, Chief Architect, AWS Practice – Cognizant Organizations hosting workloads on the cloud are more flexible and scalable, something made possible by different service-level agreement (SLA) options. However, these come with varying costs, and the onus is on organizations to choose the appropriate service and…