Amazon Web Services (AWS): Fargate: Points to remember • August 09, 2020
Fargate is a serverless compute engine for containers that works with both ECS and EKS. With Fargate, there is no provisioning, patching, cluster capacity management, or any infrastructure management required. Fargate supports all of the common container use cases, for instance: microservices architecture applications, batch processing, machine learning applications, and migrating on premise…
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Calling Cloud Aspirants for #AWS Women in Tech Day • August 07, 2020
Register now -> http://womenintech.awsug.in/
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June 2020 Meetup: AWS VPC 101 • June 09, 2020
It's networking time literally to learn virtually.. Mark your calendar to make your fundamentals stronger than ever with Ashwin Murali's AWS VPC 101 on 11th June 2020 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM IST . Learnings VPC introduction History of the VPC - EC2 classic --> AWS VPC VPC endpoints Subnets NACLs Security Groups Peering About the Speaker Ashwin Murali is a DevOps practitioner and cloud…
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Amazon Web Services (AWS): CloudSearch: Points to remember • June 04, 2020
CloudSearch is a fully-managed service in the AWS Cloud that makes it easy to set up, manage & scale a search solution for an application. CloudSearch provides easy configuration, auto scaling for data and traffic, self-healing clusters and high availability with Multi-AZ. CloudSearch is automatically scales with the volume of data and complexity of search requests to deliver fast and accurate…
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Amazon Web Services (AWS): Textract: Points to remember • June 02, 2020
Textract is a document analysis service that detects and extracts text, structured data and tables from images and scans of documents. Textract's ML models have been trained on millions of documents so that virtually any document type users upload is automatically recognized & processed for text extraction. Textract can detect Latin-script characters from the standard English alphabet and ASCII…
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Amazon Web Services (AWS): Chatbot: Points to remember • May 31, 2020
Chatbot makes easy to securely integrate multiple AWS services with Slack channels and Amazon Chime chat rooms for ChatOps. Users can run commands from Slack to retrieve diagnostic information, invoke AWS Lambda functions or create AWS Support cases. Users can use AWS Chatbot to receive notifications from AWS services, like CloudWatch alarms, Health events, Security Hub findings, Budgets alerts…
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Amazon Web Services (AWS): Quantum Ledger Database: Points to remember • May 23, 2020
Quantum Ledger Database is a purpose-built ledger database that provides a complete and cryptographically verifiable history of all changes made to application data. Data in Amazon QLDB is written to an append-only journal, providing the developer with full data lineage. Data in Amazon QLDB's journal is immutable and verifiable, meaning users can trust the data in their ledger. QLDB is not a…
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Amazon Web Services (AWS): Route 53: Points to remember • May 19, 2020
Route 53 provides highly available and scalable DNS, domain name registration and health-checking web services. Users can combine their DNS with health-checking services to route traffic to healthy endpoints or to independently monitor or alarm on endpoints. With Route 53, users can create and manage their public DNS records. Route 53 is designed to automatically answer queries from the optimal…
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Amazon Web Services (AWS): Elasticsearch: Points to remember • May 16, 2020
Amazon ES Service is a managed service that makes it easy to deploy, operate & scale Elasticsearch clusters in the AWS Cloud. ES Service domains are Elasticsearch clusters created using the Amazon Elasticsearch Service console, CLI or API. Each domain is an Elasticsearch cluster in the cloud with the compute and storage resources user specify. Users can create and delete domains, define…
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