Summary of AWS blogs for the week of Monday May 22

In the week of Monday May 22, 2023, AWS published 94 blog posts – here is an overview of what happened.

Topics Covered

Desktop and Application Streaming

Network Coverage Utilizes Amazon End User Computing Services for Secure Operations

Founded in 1996, Network Coverage provides an architecture that meets the demands of a distributed workforce that cannot afford unplanned downtime or connectivity issues. To support this mission, Network Coverage maintains an in-house Network Operations Center (NOC) and Security Operations Center (SOC) available 24x7x365. In addition, the Network Coverage cloud team is equipped to provide design, implementation, and migration services for their customers’ systems.

Desktop and Application Streaming Through Amazon End User Computing

To ensure secure, reliable access to virtual desktops and applications, Network Coverage utilizes Amazon End User Computing (EUC) services. Amazon EUC is a secure, managed service for Windows and Linux desktops and applications. By leveraging Amazon EUC, Network Coverage is able to provide customers with secure, low latency access to their virtual desktops and applications anytime, anywhere.

Maximizing Productivity and Security with Amazon EUC

Amazon EUC provides several benefits for Network Coverage and their customers. Amazon EUC offers a secure, low latency platform for accessing virtual desktops and applications. Additionally, Amazon EUC is integrated with AWS services, like Amazon Cognito, for user authentication, as well as Amazon WorkSpaces, Amazon AppStream 2.0, and Amazon AppStream 2.0 Image Builder for building and delivering applications. This integration with AWS services greatly simplifies implementation and ensures a secure, reliable experience for end users.

Cloud2’s Expertise with Amazon EUC Services

Cloud2, the leading Danish AWS consultancy, provides professional and managed services for AWS customers. Cloud2’s team of AWS certified professionals has deep expertise in Amazon EUC services, and can help customers leverage these services to securely deliver virtual desktops and applications to their end users. Contact Cloud2 today to learn more about how Amazon EUC can help your business maximize productivity and security.

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AWS DevOps Blog

Introducing the Enhanced Document API for DynamoDB in the AWS SDK for Java 2.x

The AWS SDK for Java 2.x now offers the Enhanced Document API for DynamoDB, providing developers with a better way to work with Amazon DynamoDB items. This post focuses on using the Enhanced Document API with the DynamoDB Enhanced Client. By using the Enhanced Document API, developers can create an intuitive object-oriented model for their data layer, making it easier to understand and manage.

Benefits of the Enhanced Document API

The Enhanced Document API offers several advantages. It supports rich data types, allowing developers to represent complex data models in an object-oriented format. It also supports transactional operations, allowing developers to ensure that multiple operations within an application are committed or rolled back together. Additionally, Enhanced Document API supports strongly typed objects, which helps developers avoid common mistakes when working with DynamoDB items. Finally, it simplifies the process of working with DynamoDB items, allowing developers to easily store values and manipulate them.

How Cloud2 Can Help

At Cloud2, we provide a range of services to help you get the most from the AWS platform. Our team of experienced AWS professionals can assist you in setting up the Enhanced Document API in your applications, as well as providing guidance on best practices. We can also help you optimize your applications for performance, scalability, and cost, and provide support with any other AWS-related needs you may have. For more information, please visit our website at https://www.cloud2.dk.

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AWS for SAP

Migrating SAP HANA-based Systems using AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator

AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator for SAP is a service that helps customers reduce the time and complexity associated with migrating SAP HANA-based systems to the AWS Cloud. AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator provides customers with a comprehensive set of AWS and SAP best practices and recommendations, enabling them to move their on-premises SAP environments to AWS quickly and easily with minimal disruption to their business.

How Does AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator for SAP Work?

AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator for SAP helps customers automate the migration process with a series of steps that include: pre-migration assessment and analysis, migration planning and guidance, migration validation, and post-migration optimization.

During the pre-migration assessment and analysis phase, AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator for SAP helps customers identify the best approach for migrating their SAP HANA-based systems to AWS. This includes evaluating their existing infrastructure and applications, identifying compatibility issues, and determining the best migration path.

The migration planning and guidance phase helps customers develop a detailed migration plan that includes all of the steps needed to move their SAP HANA-based systems to the AWS Cloud. This phase also provides customers with guidance on how to develop a migration process that meets their specific requirements.

During the migration validation phase, AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator for SAP helps customers validate their migration plan and ensures that their systems are functioning as expected after the migration process.

Finally, the post-migration optimization phase helps customers optimize their applications and systems

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