AWS FeedMonitoring Servers On-Premises and in AWS Using Unified CloudWatch Agent Amazon Web Services is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform offering over 200 fully featured services. Today everyone is looking to innovate faster and lower their cost in handling their online tools. Whizlabs course on Monitoring Servers On-premise and in AWS…
AWS FeedHow you can use Amazon GuardDuty to detect suspicious activity within your AWS account Amazon GuardDuty is an automated threat detection service that continuously monitors for suspicious activity and unauthorized behavior to protect your AWS accounts, workloads, and data stored in Amazon S3. In this post, I’ll share how you can use GuardDuty with…
AWS FeedBuilding a Third-Party SaaS Metering and Billing Integration on AWS By Keith P, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS As part of moving to a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, companies need more flexible billing constructs that allow them to support a broader range of billing strategies and models. The move to SaaS often means moving to…
AWS FeedFrom forecasting demand to ordering – An automated machine learning approach with Amazon Forecast to decrease stockouts, excess inventory, and costs This post is a guest joint collaboration by Supratim Banerjee of More Retail Limited and Shivaprasad KT and Gaurav H Kankaria of Ganit Inc. More Retail Ltd. (MRL) is one of India’s top…
AWS FeedUsing System Manager Parameter as an alias for AMI ID This post was authored by Brian Terry, Senior Partner Solutions Architect, Cloud Management Tools Technical Lead. In this post, I demonstrate how you can use AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store’s, native parameter support for Amazon Machine Image (AMI) IDs while launching Amazon EC2 instances.…
AWS FeedNew Courses List 2021 By Whizlabs Whizlab is always one step ahead of understanding the need of our learners and also in introducing the most-awaited and trending courses for the year 2021. Stop researching any further and check out Whizlabs Online Courses that you may have missed at the launch date. The blog is…