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The AWS Cloud Map says it will work with S3 buckets. What I'm struggling to understand is how can I setup the AWS S3 SDK to use cloud map namespaces and services when making request to an S3 bucket. Is there a complete example somewhere that covers Setting up and S3 bucket, Adding it to cloud map, using the AWS S3 SDK to access the S3 bucket using cloud map. Why I need this: I'm currently trying to setup dev, stage and prod environments using multiple aws accounts and would like the code to remain the same in the application but use cloud map to map the resources. I understand how
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Intel's Habana starts to chip away at Nvidia in cloud with AWS deal
steven36 posted a topic in Technology News
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Intel Corp’s Habana Labs business said on Wednesday it would take time to gain market share from Nvidia in cloud and data centre computing but its deal this week with Amazon Web Services (AWS) was a solid first step. Intel in December bought Israel-based artificial intelligence firm Habana for about $2 billion, seeking to expand its AI portfolio to bolster its data-centre business. Habana’s Gaudi AI training processor, launched in June 2019, has faster processing speeds to compete with similar products from Intel rival Nvidia. -
Instances run on Mac minis will give developers a virtual environment on which to design apps for the Mac, iPhone, and other Apple devices. Developers who need to create apps on a Mac can now do so virtually courtesy of Amazon Web Services (AWS). On Monday, Amazon announced the availability of macOS instances on AWS via the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). Run on Mac minis, the new virtual environment will let AWS customers run on-demand instances to build, test, and package apps on macOS. With EC2, developers will be able to design apps for the iPhone, the
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Amazon cloud head says COVID-19 accelerated cloud adoption by years
steven36 posted a topic in Technology News
(Reuters) - The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated cloud adoption by companies by several years, Amazon.com Inc’s cloud head Andy Jassy said on Tuesday. Jassy, who leads Amazon Web Services (AWS), made the remarks at the company’s re:Invent conference, a marketing event for its cloud services. Among several announcements, AWS launched a new chip called Trainium at the event, taking aim at Nvidia Corp’s core business of offering powerful chips to train machine learning algorithms. The chip will complement Amazon’s Inferentia computing chip, which -
First solution: run on bigger servers to reduce chatter in the Kinesis fleet Amazon Web Services has revealed that adding capacity to an already complex system was the reason its US-EAST-1 region took an unplanned and rather inconvenient break last week. The short version of the story is that the company’s Kinesis service, which is used directly by customers and underpins other parts of AWS’ own operations, added more capacity. Servers in the Kinesis fleet need to communicate with each other, and to do so create new threads for each of the other servers in
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(Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc’s widely used cloud service, Amazon Web Services (AWS) was back up on Thursday following an outage that affected several users ranging from websites to software providers. “We have restored all traffic to Kinesis Data Streams via all endpoints and it is now operating normally,” the company said in a status update. Amazon Kinesis, a part of AWS’ cloud offerings, collects, processes and analyzes real-time data and offers insights. Video-streaming device maker Roku Inc, Adobe’s Spark platform, video-hosting website Flickr
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Issues reported across 28 AWS products, from Kinesis to Worskpaces, and from DynamoDB to IoT Services. Amazon Web Services (AWS), a core provider of internet infrastructure services, is going through a major outage today, and the service's spotty uptime is now causing huge issues at thousands of other online services across the internet. Almost all major cloud-based software app that rely on AWS for their backend are currently impacted, from Adobe Spark to Roku, and from Flickr to Autodesk. Other impacted services also include smart devices (currently
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Redis becomes the most popular database on AWS as complex cloud application deployments surge
steven36 posted a topic in Technology News
No diggity, NoSQL Open-source NoSQL in-memory database Redis is the most popular database in the world if, that is, your world is solely within Amazon Web Services. The knock to the egos of the database big boys has come from Sumo Logic, which provides monitoring software mostly focused on AWS, and can be explained by some of the peculiarities of modern application architecture continuing to gain traction in the cloud. According to Sumo Logic's research of 2,100 companies that it monitors, Redis is the number one database in AWS – with 28 per ce -
The offshoot of Amazon’s online bookstore has led the public cloud market for a decade. How did it get there? Will its dominance continue? The rumors of Amazon Web Services’ fall from the pinnacle were premature. In the push to democratize cloud computing services, AWS had the jump on everyone from the beginning, ever since it was spun out of the mega retailer Amazon in 2002 and launched the flagship S3 storage and EC2 compute products in 2006. It still does. AWS quickly grew into a company that fundamentally transformed the IT industry and carved out a ma
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AWS concerned with government powers in Australia's new critical infrastructure Act
steven36 posted a topic in Security & Privacy News
It is worried about the potential overstepping that could occur if the government is able to provide assistance to entities in response to significant cyber attacks on Australian systems. The federal government recently closed consultation on a package of reforms focused on protecting critical infrastructure and systems of national significance. With that part of the process wrapped up, the government is now looking to introduce an enhanced regulatory framework, which would build on existing requirements under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 201 -
It's official: AWS is challenging Microsoft's $10 billion JEDI contract win
steven36 posted a topic in General News
By Mary Jo Foley for All About Microsoft Amazon has filed officially to protest Microsoft's win of the $10 billion U.S. Department of Defense JEDI cloud contract. It's not surprising, but as of today, November 14, it is official: Amazon AWS is protesting the U.S. Department of Defense's award of its $10 billion cloud contract to Microsoft. AWS made the company's decision to file paperwork to challenge the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) public inside the company during an all-hands meeting on November 14, as reported by the Federal Times.