Summary of AWS blogs for the week of Monday Jun 05

In the week of Mon Jun 05 2023 AWS published 122 blog posts – here is an overview of what happened.

Topics Covered

Desktop and Application Streaming

Gartner Digital Workplace Summit: AWS EUC Solutions for North America

The Gartner Digital Workplace Summit (North America), taking place on June 12-13 in San Diego, is the perfect event for end-user computing (EUC) leaders, practitioners, and service providers from around the world. Attendees get the opportunity to share information and discuss the latest developments in the industry.

Using Amazon CloudWatch to Analyze User Access to Amazon WorkSpaces

At the AWS Summit in Washington D.C. on June 8th, a session (EUC202) will be hosted to discuss how to use Amazon CloudWatch to gain insight into how users are connecting to Amazon WorkSpaces. This session will cover topics such as tracking and reporting on IP addresses, platforms, and client versions being used to access Amazon WorkSpaces.

AWS Summit Washington, DC: What’s New with AWS and End User Computing Services

At the AWS Summit in Washington, DC, Tushar Dhanani and other speakers are hosting a chalk talk (session EUC 201) focused on what’s new with AWS and End User Computing (EUC) services. They will provide a high-level overview of AWS EUC services and new features for Amazon WorkSpaces, including the recently released Amazon AppStream 2.0.

How Cloud2 can Help with Desktop and Application Streaming

At Cloud2, we offer both professional and managed services for any business looking to set up their desktop and application streaming. Our team is highly advanced in AWS, and can provide you with the guidance and support you need to successfully implement streaming solutions. We have extensive experience in setting up Amazon WorkSpaces, and can provide tailored solutions for each of our clients.

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AWS DevOps Blog

How to Balance Governance and Agility with AWS Developer Tools for a Multicloud Environment

As organizations move towards a “cloud first” strategy, many are migrating to a multicloud environment. Although primary cloud providers can offer the best experience, performance, and cost structure, some organizations choose to use multiple cloud services for a variety of reasons. To ensure success, organizations must balance governance and agility while utilizing AWS developer tools for their multicloud environment.

Balancing Governance and Agility

When implementing DevSecOps, organizations seek to strike a balance between governance and agility. Governance refers to security and best practices that organizations should adhere to in order to protect their systems, data, and users. Agility, on the other hand, enables developers to move quickly and innovate. AWS CodeBuild is a fully managed continuous integration service that helps organizations achieve this balance by automating the build, test, and deployment process.

CodeBuild helps to reduce the time and cost associated with testing and deploying applications and services to the cloud. It allows organizations to ensure adherence to best practices and security policies without sacrificing agility. Additionally, CodeBuild automates the build process so that developers can focus on innovation and improvement rather than manually running tests.

Modernizing for Cloud Operations

Over the past decade, the relationship between IT operations and application developers has changed rapidly. Where IT operations teams used to be responsible for maintaining the servers, storage, DNS, and other components for the application, developers are now taking on more of the responsibility. This change is due to the increased complexity of cloud applications and the need for organizations to embrace DevSecOps.

AWS provides a suite of developer tools to help organizations modernize their cloud operations. These tools enable developers to quickly build, test, and deploy applications on the cloud without sacrificing security or compliance. Additionally, these tools provide organizations with the flexibility to quickly adapt to changes in the cloud environment.

How Cloud2 Can Help

At Cloud2, we are experts in AWS and cloud computing. Our team of AWS professionals can help you deploy workloads in a multicloud environment using AWS developer tools. We can also assist you in balancing governance and agility with AWS CodeBuild, and modernizing your cloud operations with the full suite of AWS developer tools. Contact us today for more information.

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Official Machine Learning Blog of Amazon Web Services

Unlock the Potential of Machine Learning with Amazon Web Services

ONNX Models

Amazon SageMaker makes it simple to host ML models using Triton. ONNX (Open Neural Network Exchange) is an open-source standard for representing deep learning models. It enables optimization and quantization of models to reduce the memory and compute needed to run ML models. ONNX provides a standardized format

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