Amazon Web Services FeedHow TIBCO Leverages AWS for its COVID-19 Analytics App By Noora Husseini, Lead Data Scientist at TIBCO SoftwareBy Mariano Luna, Sr. Manager, Cloud and Technology Alliances at TIBCO SoftwareBy Dilip Rajan, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS In March 2020, TIBCO Software—an integration, analytics, and event-processing software provider—launched an analytics app to track…
Amazon Web Services FeedAnnouncing AWS App2Container – Containerize and Migrate Applications to the AWS Cloud Today, we are announcing AWS App2Container (A2C), a new command-line tool for modernizing .NET and Java applications into containerized applications. A2C analyzes and builds an inventory of all applications running in virtual machines on-premises or in the cloud. You simply…
Amazon Web Services Feed2019 Q4 recipients of AWS Machine Learning Research Awards The AWS Machine Learning Research Awards (MLRA) aims to advance machine learning (ML) by funding innovative research and open-source projects, training students, and providing researchers with access to the latest technology. Since 2017, MLRA has supported over 180 research projects from 73 schools…
Amazon Web Services FeedAnnouncing the Porting Assistant for .NET .NET Core is the future of .NET! Version 4.8 of the .NET Framework is the last major version to be released, and Microsoft has stated it will receive only bug-, reliability-, and security-related fixes going forward. For applications where you want to continue to take advantage…
Amazon Web Services FeedEnable fine-grained permissions for Amazon QuickSight authors in AWS Lake Formation We’re excited to announce the integration of Amazon QuickSight with the AWS Lake Formation security model, which provides fine-grained access control for QuickSight authors. Data lake administrators can now use the Lake Formation console to grant QuickSight users and groups permissions…
Amazon Web Services FeedSurvey: Employee Security Training is Essential to Remote Working Success Organisations have been forced to adapt rapidly over the past few months as government lockdowns kept most workers to their homes. For many, the changes they’ve made may even become permanent as more distributed working becomes the norm. This has major implications…