AWS FeedIntroducing new self-paced courses to improve Java and Python code quality with Amazon CodeGuru During the software development lifecycle, organizations have adopted peer code reviews as a common practice to keep improving code quality and prevent bugs from reaching applications in production. Developers traditionally perform those code reviews manually, which causes bottlenecks and blocks…
AWS FeedHow using hyper in curl can help make the internet safer In February, Josh Aas from Internet Security Research Group, Daniel Stenberg from curl, and I (from hyper and Amazon Web Services) hosted a joint webinar to discuss memory safety and the internet, and how using hyper in curl can help make the internet…
AWS FeedWhat is Azure Active Directory? All That You Should Know Cloud technology has significantly evolved over the past decade and changed the way businesses operate. The global pandemic of 2020 made all companies take a drastic step to shift online, overnight. Microsoft Teams saw a sudden rise with about 70% more daily Teams users…
AWS FeedContinuous Compliance Workflow for Infrastructure as Code: Part 2 In the first post of this series, we introduced a continuous compliance workflow in which an enterprise security and compliance team can release guardrails in a continuous integration, continuous deployment (CI/CD) fashion in your organization. In this post, we focus on the technical implementation of…
AWS FeedAmazon Rekognition Custom Labels adds support for KMS encryption of custom model training data Amazon Rekognition Custom Labels supports the ability to use an AWS Key Management Service (KMS) key, to encrypt the image data delivered to the Rekognition Custom Labels service to train your custom machine learning model. By default, Amazon Rekognition Custom…
AWS FeedWork with semistructured data using Amazon Redshift SUPER With the new SUPER data type and the PartiQL language, Amazon Redshift expands data warehouse capabilities to natively ingest, store, transform, and analyze semi-structured data. Semi-structured data (such as weblogs and sensor data) fall under the category of data that doesn’t conform to a rigid schema…