Amazon Web Services FeedReplacing web server functionality with serverless services Web servers bring together many useful services in traditional web development. Developers use servers like Apache and NGINX for many common tasks. Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP formed the LAMP stack to power a large percentage of the world’s websites. Other variants, like the MEAN…
Amazon Web Services FeedAmazon SageMaker Ground Truth and Amazon Augmented AI add support for OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication of private workers Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth is a fully managed data labeling service that makes it easy to build highly accurate training datasets for machine learning. Amazon Augmented AI (Amazon A2I) makes it easy to build…
Amazon Web Services FeedEnhancing your chatbot experience with web browsing Chatbots are popping up everywhere. They are qualifying leads, assisting with sales, and automating customer service. However, conversational chatbot experiences have been limited to the space available within the chatbot window. What if these web-based chatbots could provide an interactive experience that expanded beyond the…
Amazon Web Services FeedAmazon CloudFront adds additional geolocation headers for more granular geotargeting Additional geolocation headers are now available in Amazon CloudFront for use in new cache and origin request policies. You can now configure CloudFront to add additional geolocation headers that provide more granularity in your caching and origin request policies. Previously, you could…
Amazon Web Services FeedField Notes: Building a Disaster Recovery site on AWS for your Azure Workload Customers running workloads on other clouds, like Azure or GCP, can increase resilience and meet compliance requirements by using AWS as their disaster recovery site. CloudEndure Disaster Recovery provides an easy cross-cloud solution for replicating and recovering workloads from…
Amazon Web Services FeedBuilding a CI/CD pipeline for cross-account deployment of an AWS Lambda API with the Serverless Framework Modern-day applications that reside on AWS have several distinct environments and accounts, such as dev, test, and staging. An application has to go through an elaborate process of deployment and testing in these environments before reaching…