AWS Machine Learning Inference at the Edge
AWS has combined three of its technologies for an innovative new service: Machine Learning Inference IoT (Internet of Things) — where internet-ready devices communicate with the cloud and provide...
View ArticleAWS Blockchain Templates Now Available
Blockchains have been touted as everything from the basis for a worldwide online currency and a secure online ledger that can be applied to tracking logistics, supplies, registration, and even gaming....
View ArticleCloud Month in Review–March 2018
Amazon Gamelift Launches FleetIQ and Spot Instances AWS previously launched Amazon GameLift, a scalable runtime environment where you can run multiplayer games on the cloud. You may upload a game to...
View ArticleAWS Firewall Manager
As AWS clients expand their usage of AWS services across multiple regions, accounts, and even development teams, it has been more challenging to handle security and compliance. AWS Firewall Manager...
View ArticleAWS IoT Analytics Now Generally Available
AWS is proud to announce that AWS IoT Analytics is now available in the following regions: US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), US East (Ohio), and EU (Ireland). Through this service, users may...
View ArticleCloud Month In Review – April 2018
AWS is embracing new technologies and applying them as services that enrich users’ cloud experience. Catch some of their innovations below. AWS Blockchain Templates Now Available AWS Blockchain...
View ArticleOne Command Instance Management With EC2 Fleets
Hot on the heels of an EC2 price reduction, AWS has announced that it will now be easier to manage EC2 Spot Fleets. Spot Fleets are a fantastic tool for launching multiple EC2 Spot Instances of various...
View ArticleAmazon Sumerian Released
Previewed in re:Invent 2017, AWS is proud to announce that Amazon Sumerian is now generally available. Amazon Sumerian is a service that allows you to easily create virtual reality (VR), augmented...
View ArticleEC2 C5 Instances with NVMe storage Available
AWS has been continuously releasing new instance types with powerful processors to support all kinds of compute requirements. The powerful C5 instances were among these, providing 25% to 50% more...
View ArticleAmazon Neptune Now Made Generally Available
Amazon Neptune is AWS’s fully-managed high-performance graph database service, allowing users to create applications that work with highly-connected datasets. Amazon Neptune is capable of storing...
View ArticleCloud Month In Review – May 2018
AWS Firewall Manager AWS Firewall Manager allows clients to maintain central control over security settings and profile, even across regions and AWS user accounts. Your security group can respond in a...
View ArticleAmazon ElastiCache Now Compatible with Redis 4.0
AWS is pleased to announce that Amazon ElastiCache now has compatibility with Redis 4.0. This allows you to launch Redis 4.0 ElastiCache nodes or clusters. The Amazon ElastiCache service makes it...
View ArticleAWS EC2 Introduces New Instance Type and Nitro System
A new AWS EC2 update includes C5d instances. These can give up to 50% better performance compared to the C4 instances. They have up to 77 vCPUs, 144 Gigabytes of RAM, and 1.8 Terabytes of local NVMe...
View ArticleAmazon EKS now Generally Available
Previously announced in re:Invent 2017, AWS has just released Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes ( Amazon EKS ) for production. It is ready to run client Kubernetes workloads. According to...
View ArticleAmazon SQS May Now Trigger Amazon Lambda
Users may now set Amazon SQS (Simple Queue Service) to trigger Amazon Lambda functions. This new function is free. The first service AWS has launched, Amazon SQS lets web service applications quickly...
View ArticleCloud Month in Review – June 2018
The month of June brought exciting new enhancements to the AWS Cloud! AWS EC2 Introduces New Instance Type and Nitro System A new AWS EC2 update includes C5d instances. These can give up to 50% better...
View ArticleAmazon EBS Snapshot Lifecycle Manager Launched
First launched in 2008, Amazon EBS was designed to provide persistence storage for AWS cloud users. To help existing users create and manage their Amazon EBS snapshots, AWS has launched the Amazon Data...
View ArticleNew EC2 Instances for Snowball Edge
AWS is introducing a new line of EC2 instances that can run on AWS Snowball Edge devices. These new EC2 instances carry a total of 100TB local storage, useful for collating and processing data in...
View ArticleNew EC2 Instances — z1d, R5, and R5d
AWS has launched new EC2 instances with faster processors and more memory. z1d – instances running on 4.0 GHz for compute-intensive tasks and on an all-core Turbo Boost. Best for EDA (Electronic...
View ArticleEC2 C5 Instances with NVMe storage Available
AWS has been continuously releasing new instance types with powerful processors to support all kinds of compute requirements. The powerful C5 instances were among these, providing 25% to 50% more...
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