Summary of AWS blogs for the week of Mon Aug 28
In the week of Mon Aug 28 2023 AWS published 94 blog posts – here is an overview of what happened.
Topics Covered
- Desktop and Application Streaming
- AWS for SAP
- Official Machine Learning Blog of AWS
- Announcements, Updates, and Launches
- Containers
- 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 Storage 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 Messaging & Targeting Blog
- AWS Marketplace
- The latest AWS security, identity, and compliance launches, announcements, and how-to posts.
- AWS Startups Blog
- Business Productivity
- Front-End Web & Mobile
- 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
Cloud-Based Delivery Advantages
Adapting to the digital landscape, businesses are seeking cloud-based solutions and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) models that improve efficiency and offer opportunities for modernization. Amazon AppStream 2.0 has the potential to unlock the power of web-based applications. Benefits include improved Return on Investment (ROI) and increased accessibility. With AppStream 2.0, businesses can be more competitive in their respective industry.
Improving Security of Web-Based Workloads
Amazon WorkSpaces Web is an affordable and managed Linux-based service designed to secure browser-based workloads. It allows for access to internal websites and the use of webapps with a secure environment. At EUC Innovation Day 2023, the potential for businesses of all sizes to improve the security of their web-based workloads with Amazon WorkSpaces Web will be discussed.
Architecting End-User Computing Environments
IT teams are challenged to provide the tools employees need in a constantly changing environment. No matter the size of the organization or industry, well-architected end-user computing solutions are key for agility, security, and cost-effectiveness. To that end, AWS End User Computing Innovation Day 2023 on September 13 will discuss this topic.
Infor Leverages Amazon AppStream 2.0
Infor, a global leader in ERP and industry-specific cloud software products, uses Amazon AppStream 2.0 to cost-effectively deliver a SaaS version of their construction payroll application to customers. Streamlining delivery and improving customer experience, AppStream 2.0 is a valuable tool for Infor.
Optimizing and Controlling Cost of AppStream 2.0 Fleets
As the demand for applications grows, there is a need to optimize and control the cost of AppStream 2.0 Fleets. Automation of AWS serverless services can help control the cost, and a billing alarm can send an alert when AppStream cost exceeds a certain threshold.
Single Sign-On and Audio Optimization with Amazon WorkSpaces
Organizations often employ agents who use multiple applications in the cloud with Amazon WorkSpaces. The Contact Control Panel (CCP) of Amazon Connect can impact audio quality, and Single Sign-On with OKTA can help optimize this. Additionally, Amazon WorkSpaces can also be configured to optimize audio quality.
Cloud2 Services
Cloud2 offers professional services and managed services to assist businesses with taking advantage of the benefits of cloud-based applications and delivering them to customers in a secure and cost-effective way. Our team of AWS Certified professionals will work with you to maximize the potential of Amazon AppStream 2.0, Amazon WorkSpaces, and other AWS services to achieve optimal performance and cost savings.
Read the full blog posts from AWS
- Accelerating cloud-based delivery of applications as a competitive advantage
- Improving the security of your web-based workloads with Amazon WorkSpaces Web
- AWS End User Computing Innovation Day 2023: Architecting end-user computing environments for change and agility
- Infor accelerates time to market by converting application to SaaS with Amazon AppStream 2.0
- How to use automation to optimize and control cost of Amazon AppStream 2.0
- How to configure Desktop Single Sign-On using OKTA with audio optimization for Amazon Connect on Amazon WorkSpaces
AWS for SAP
Building SAP Business Applications Using AWS Services: Introduction
Many AWS customers are leveraging the breadth and depth of AWS services to modernize their SAP landscape. This simplifies future upgrades and extensibility, thus allowing them to innovate at a rapid pace using AWS services. With the help of AWS services, customers can meet business needs faster, improve agility, and reduce IT costs.
Deploying SAP Applications
The first step in deploying SAP applications on AWS is setting up an SAP landscape. This includes configuring the network, storage, and compute layers to support SAP applications. Additionally, customers must configure an authentication system to securely manage access to their SAP systems. AWS offers a full suite of services for deploying an SAP landscape.
Monitoring and Optimizing Performance
AWS provides customers with the tools to monitor the performance of their SAP applications. Using Amazon CloudWatch, customers can track the metrics associated with their SAP systems and set alarms to detect anomalies in their performance. Additionally, AWS provides a variety of cost optimization tools to help customers manage their cloud costs.
AWS Security for SAP
AWS security services offer customers a secure platform to run their SAP applications. With Amazon GuardDuty, customers can detect malicious activity in their environment and respond to threats quickly.