AWS News Blog

[...] policies will help you manage your data retrieval costs with just a few clicks in the AWS Management Console. As you may know, Glacier's free retrieval tier allows you to retrieve up to 5% of your [...]

[...] . You can create or delete replicas in minutes using the point-and-click interface of the AWS Management Console, the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI), or the RDS APIs. Once you create a replica, it's [...]

[...] . You can think of Hue as the primary user interface to Amazon Elastic MapReduce and the AWS Management Console as the primary administrator interface. I am happy to announce that Hue is now available [...]

[...] are also making it easier for you to purchase Reserved Capacity directly from the AWS Management Console. As part of this change to a self-service model, you can now purchase more modest [...]

[...] in the names of all static assets. We updated the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI), the AWS SDK for JavaScript in the Browser, the AWS SDK for Ruby, the AWS SDK for .NET, and the AWS SDK for [...]

[...] an Amazon Cognito Update with Sync Store Access, Improved Console, and More. We updated the AWS SDK for JavaScript, the AWS SDK for .NET, the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell, the AWS SDK for Java, [...]

[...] Windows and .NET Developer Blog discussed the Preview of Automatic Pagination of Responses in the AWS SDK for .NET. A post on the Cloud Academy Blog presented a Guide to Understanding Nested [...]

[...] Global Reach by Bridging Regions. Saturday, January 10 Over the course of the week we updated the AWS SDK for JavaScript in the Browser, the AWS SDK for .NET, the AWS SDK for Ruby, and the AWS SDK for [...]

[...] these challenges with AWS Config. This new AWS service captures the initial state of your AWS resources (EC2 instances and related items to start, with others planned) and the relationships between [...]

[...] known as EC2-Classic) had to use public IP addresses or tunneling to communicate with AWS resources in a VPC. They could not take advantage of the higher throughput and lower latency [...]

[...] AWS. With Lambda, you simply create a Lambda function, give it permission to access specific AWS resources, and then connect the function to your AWS resources. Lambda will automatically run code in [...]

[...] you decided to start making use of tags, you were faced with the task of stepping through your AWS resources on a service-by-service, region-by-region basis and applying tags as needed. The new Tag [...]

[...] and .NET Developer Blog showed you how to Stripe Windows Ephemeral Disks at Launch. The AWS Startup Collection let you know What's Hot at the AWS Pop-up Loft in November. A post on the OneCloud Blog [...]

[...] 3 of an series on Understanding Amazon Cognito Authentication - Roles and Policies. The AWS Startup Collection published Part of a guide to Amazon Simple Notification Service Mobile Push Self- [...]

[...] Connect Location in Las Vegas. We announced a Sneak Preview of DynamoDB Streams. The AWS Startup Collection published a story on Mainframe 2: How the Cloud Became Virtual - With GPU instances soon [...]

[...] databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open source databases. When you use Amazon RDS for Aurora, you'll spend less time managing and tuning your database, leaving you with more [...]

[...] Hardware Security Module (HSM) appliances within the AWS cloud. CloudHSM is now integrated with Amazon RDS for Oracle Database. This allows you to maintain sole and exclusive control of the encryption [...]

[...] (S3), along with server-side encryption for Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS), Amazon Redshift, Amazon RDS for Oracle, and Amazon RDS for SQL Server. Up until now, the server-side encryption support [...]

[...] (related Hacker News discussion). We updated CloudFormation with Expanded Support for Amazon RDS and Elastic Load Balancing. A post on the CloudAcademy Blog reviewed AWS Cloud Design Patterns. [...]

[...] Enterprise Management. We announced that AWS Storage Gateway API Calls are now Available in AWS CloudTrail. We announced that VM Import for Amazon EC2 is now Available in the AWS GovCloud (US) Region. [...]

[...] Enterprise Management. We announced that AWS Storage Gateway API Calls are now Available in AWS CloudTrail. We announced that VM Import for Amazon EC2 is now Available in the AWS GovCloud (US) Region. [...]

[...] it available in three additional regions and are now recording calls to the Config API in AWS CloudTrail. To top things, off, AWS Partner ServiceNow is ready to talk about the work that they have [...]

[...] As you may know, AWS CloudTrail records API activity in your AWS account and delivers a log file with the recorded API [...]

[...] infrequently. These tools were costly, complex, and required some care and feeding. Introducing AWS Config We aim to address these challenges with AWS Config. This new AWS service captures the initial [...]

[...] I first wrote about AWS Config last fall as part of our burst of announcements that we made during AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas. [...]

[...] Web Services with Docker. A post on the CloudCheckr Blog introduced Advanced Alerting Ties to AWS Config and CloudTrail. A post from GigaOm told the story of How NASA Launched its Web Infrastructure [...]

[...] Web Services with Docker. A post on the CloudCheckr Blog introduced Advanced Alerting Ties to AWS Config and CloudTrail. A post from GigaOm told the story of How NASA Launched its Web Infrastructure [...]

[...] to the bucket or an existing object is overwritten. Notifications can also be delivered to AWS Lambda for processing by a Lambda function. Here's the general flow: Here's what you need to do in [...]

[...] are now Available in the Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Region. The Infinite Wandering blog published an AWS Lambda Proof of Concept: Building an Image Index. A post on the AWS Startup Collection told the story [...]

[...] are all high enough to be simply taken for granted! Today we are launching a preview of AWS Lambda, a brand-new way to build and run applications in the cloud, one that lets you take advantage [...]

[...] . A post on the 2lemetry Technical Blog talked about Sensor Data Loading for Force.com with AWS Lambda. A helpful post from Sylvain Perron stated that Scaling is Getting Easy (this is a paean to AWS [...]