Summary of AWS blogs for the week of Monday Apr 17
In the week of Mon Apr 17 2023 AWS published 100 blog posts – here is an overview of what happened.
Topics Covered
- Desktop and Application Streaming
- AWS DevOps Blog
- Official Machine Learning Blog of AWS
- Announcements, Updates, and Launches
- Containers
- AWS Quantum Technologies Blog
- AWS Smart Business Blog
- Official Database Blog of AWS
- AWS Cloud Financial Management
- Microsoft Workloads on AWS
- Official Big Data Blog of AWS
- Networking & Content Delivery
- AWS Compute Blog
- AWS for M&E Blog
- AWS Architecture Blog
- AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog
- AWS Cloud Enterprise Strategy Blog
- AWS HPC Blog
- AWS Cloud Operations & Migrations Blog
- AWS for Industries
- AWS Marketplace
- The latest AWS security, identity, and compliance launches, announcements, and how-to posts.
- AWS Startups Blog
- Front-End Web & Mobile
- AWS Contact Center
- Innovating in the Public Sector
- The Internet of Things on AWS – Official Blog
- AWS Open Source Blog
Desktop and Application Streaming
Desktop and Application Streaming with NICE DCV and Amazon WorkSpaces Web
Organizations of all sizes need to provide remote and hybrid workers with the tools required to do their jobs, while also improving operational efficiency and lowering cost. AWS customers can take advantage of two services to accomplish this: Amazon WorkSpaces Web and NICE DCV streaming protocol. Both provide secure access to the resources remote and hybrid workers need, while helping organizations improve operational efficiency and lower cost.
NICE DCV Streaming Protocol
The NICE DCV streaming protocol provides safe and secure desktop access to users both in the cloud and on-premises. It provides features such as accelerated 3D graphics and multimedia streaming, low latency, and compression which helps reduce network data transfers. AWS customers looking to experience the NICE DCV streaming protocol can now utilize the latest DCV AWS CloudFormation template. This template is intended for proof-of-concepts and deploys a single Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance preconfigured with DCV server ready to accept connections.
Amazon WorkSpaces Web
Amazon WorkSpaces Web is a managed, secure browser service that runs within AWS. It provides users with secure browser access to internal web sites and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications. This service is specifically built to securely access internal web sites, meaning users can access their organizations’ web sites and applications from any device with an HTML5 compatible browser, such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari. It also integrates with AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) and other identity management solutions, allowing users to securely access their work resources.
How Cloud2 Can Help
At Cloud2, we provide professional services and managed services for AWS customers. Our team of AWS certified professionals can help you get the most out of Amazon WorkSpaces Web and NICE DCV streaming protocol, helping you quickly deploy secure access to the resources remote and hybrid workers need. We can also help you design and deploy a secure, cost-effective solution that meets your organization’s unique needs. Contact us today to learn more about how Cloud2 can help you get the most out of Amazon WorkSpaces Web and NICE DCV streaming protocol.
Read the full blog posts from AWS
- Announcing updates to NICE DCV AWS CloudFormation Templates
- Elevate Consumer Directed Benefits (CDB) delivers secure browser access for remote staff using Amazon WorkSpaces Web
AWS DevOps Blog
Using AWS CDK and CodeCatalyst to Create a CI/CD Pipeline for .NET Lambda Functions
The AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK) is an open-source framework for creating cloud infrastructure with familiar programming languages. In this blog post, we will explore how the CDK Pipelines can be used to create a Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Pipeline for .NET AWS Lambda Functions.
Multi-Architecture Container Builds with CodeCatalyst
Amazon CodeCatalyst recently added support for workflow actions using AWS Graviton Processors, which are designed by AWS to deliver the best price performance for cloud workloads running in Amazon EC2. Customers can now access AWS Graviton Processors to build multi-architecture containers.
Announcing General Availability of Amazon CodeCatalyst
Amazon CodeCatalyst is now generally available to help developers spend more time developing application features and less time dealing with the technical details of setting up a development environment. CodeCatalyst is a unified software development service that brings together planning, coding, building, testing, and deploying applications on AWS.
Monitoring Amazon DevOps Guru Insights Using Amazon Managed Grafana
Having insights into cloud infrastructure state is crucial for the durability and availability of systems. Amazon DevOps Guru customers can now monitor their insights using the Amazon Managed Grafana. This allows customers to easily monitor their system’s performance, detect and diagnose issues, and take corrective action quickly.
At Cloud2, we understand how important it is to have visibility into your cloud infrastructure and how to leverage AWS technologies for your CI/CD pipelines. Our team of AWS DevOps experts can help you create CI/CD pipelines that use the latest Amazon technologies. Contact us today to learn more.
Read the full blog posts from AWS
- Create a CI/CD pipeline for .NET Lambda functions with AWS CDK Pipelines
- Multi-Architecture Container Builds with CodeCatalyst
- Announcing General Availability of Amazon CodeCatalyst
- Monitoring Amazon DevOps Guru insights using Amazon Managed Grafana
Official Machine Learning Blog of Amazon Web Services
Introducing Machine Learning to Batch Use Cases with Amazon SageMaker Pipelines
Amazon SageMaker Pipelines makes it easy to set up a repeatable process for training, consuming and monitoring batch use cases. This is a great way for businesses to save time and resources, as well as increase accuracy when dealing with large amounts of data.