Amazon EC2 Container Service Now Supports Networking Modes and Memory Reservation
Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS) now supports two additional Docker features: networking modes and memory reservation. Docker networks provide isolation for your containers. It is important to have control over the networks your applications run on. With Amazon ECS, you can now specify an optional networking mode for your containers that cater towards different use cases: Bridge. This is the def
Amazon EC2 Container Registry Region Expansion
Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR) is now available is now available in five additional regions: US West (N. California), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), and EU (Frankfurt). Amazon ECR is a fully managed Docker container registry that makes it easy for developers to store, manage, and deploy Docker container images. Amazon ECR is integrated with Amazon EC2 C
Amazon Route 53 Announces Metric Based Health Checks, DNS Failover for Private Hosted Zones, and Configurable Health Check Locations
We are excited to announce the launch of three new health checking features for Amazon Route 53: Metric Based Health Checks let you perform DNS failover based on any metric that is available within Amazon CloudWatch, including AWS-provided metrics and custom metrics from your own application. When you create a metric based health check within Amazon Route 53, the health check becomes unhealthy whe
Customizable failover order for Amazon Aurora read replicas
Amazon Aurora now allows you to assign a promotion priority tier to each instance on your database cluster. The priority tiers give you more control over replica promotion during failovers. When the primary instance fails, Amazon RDS will promote the replica with the highest priority to primary. You can assign lower priority tiers to replicas that you don’t want promoted to the primary instance. F
Developer Preview of AWS SDK for C++ is Now Available | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog Developer Preview of AWS SDK for C++ is Now Available My colleague Jonathan Henson has great news for C++ developers who would like to use AWS. — Jeff; I am happy to announce that the AWS SDK for C++ is now available as a developer preview. Last fall, we released the SDK in an experimental state to gather feedback and improve the APIs. Since then, we have received more than 100 issue
Announcing Support for Security Group References in a Peered VPC
We are excited to announce that you can now reference security groups in a peered Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) in both inbound and outbound rules. This functionality is supported cross-account so the two VPCs can be in different accounts. Support for security group references in a peered VPC simplifies configuration by controlling peering traffic via security group membership instead of CIDR ranges
New – Access Resources in a VPC from Your Lambda Functions | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog New – Access Resources in a VPC from Your Lambda Functions A few months ago I announced that you would soon be able to access resources in a VPC from your AWS Lambda functions. I am happy to announce that this much-wanted feature is now available and that you can start using it today! Your Lambda functions can now access Amazon Redshift data warehouses, Amazon ElastiCache clusters, A
Lumberyard + Amazon GameLift + Twitch for Games on AWS | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog Lumberyard + Amazon GameLift + Twitch for Games on AWS Building world-class games is a very difficult, time-consuming, and expensive process. The audience is incredibly demanding. They want engaging, social play that spans a wide variety of desktop, console, and mobile platforms. Due to the long lead time inherent in the game development and distribution process, the success or failu
New – AWS Certificate Manager – Deploy SSL/TLS-Based Apps on AWS | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog New – AWS Certificate Manager – Deploy SSL/TLS-Based Apps on AWS I am fascinated by things that are simple on the surface and complex underneath! For example, consider the popular padlock icon that is used to signify that traffic to and from a web site is encrypted: How does the browser know that it should display the green padlock? Well, that’s quite the story! It all starts with a
EC2 VPC VPN Update – NAT Traversal, Additional Encryption Options, and More | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog EC2 VPC VPN Update – NAT Traversal, Additional Encryption Options, and More You can use Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) to create a logically isolated section of the AWS Cloud. Within the VPC, you can define your desired IP address range, create subnets, configure route tables, and so forth. You can also use a network gateway to connect the VPC to your existing on-premises
AWS IoT – Cloud Services for Connected Devices | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog AWS IoT – Cloud Services for Connected Devices Have you heard about the Internet of Things (IoT)? Although critics sometimes dismiss it as nothing more than “put a chip in it,” I believe that the concept builds upon some long-term technology trends and that there’s something really interesting and valuable going on. To me, the most relevant trends are the decreasing cost of mass-prod
AWS Mobile Hub – Build, Test, and Monitor Mobile Applications | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog AWS Mobile Hub – Build, Test, and Monitor Mobile Applications The new AWS Mobile Hub (Beta) simplifies the process of building, testing, and monitoring mobile applications that make use of one or more AWS services. It helps you skip the heavy lifting of integrating and configuring services by letting you add and configure features to your apps, including user authentication, data sto
AWS Lambda Update – Python, VPC, Increased Function Duration, Scheduling, and More | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog AWS Lambda Update – Python, VPC, Increased Function Duration, Scheduling, and More We launched AWS Lambda at re:Invent 2014 and the reception has been incredible. Developers and system architects quickly figured out that they can quickly and easily build serverless systems that need no administration and can scale to handle a very large number of requests. As a recap, Lambda function
CloudWatch Dashboards – Create & Use Customized Metrics Views | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog CloudWatch Dashboards – Create & Use Customized Metrics Views Amazon CloudWatch monitors your AWS cloud resources and your cloud-powered applications. It tracks the metrics so that you can visualize and review them. You can also set alarms that will fire when a metrics goes beyond a limit that you specified. CloudWatch gives you visibility into resource utilization, application perfo
EC2 Container Service Update – Container Registry, ECS CLI, AZ-Aware Scheduling, and More | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog EC2 Container Service Update – Container Registry, ECS CLI, AZ-Aware Scheduling, and More I’m really excited by the Docker-driven, container-based deployment model that is quickly becoming the preferred way to build, run, scale, and quickly update new applications. Since we launched Amazon EC2 Container Service last year, we have seen customers use it to host and run their microservi
EC2 Instance Update – X1 (SAP HANA) & T2.Nano (Websites) | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog EC2 Instance Update – X1 (SAP HANA) & T2.Nano (Websites) AWS customers love to share their plans and their infrastructure needs with us. We, in turn, love to listen and to do our best to meet those needs. A look at the EC2 instance history should tell you a lot about our ability to listen to our customers and to respond with an increasingly broad range of instances (check out the EC2
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New — File Release for Amazon FSx for Lustre Amazon FSx for Lustre provides fully managed shared storage with the scalability and high performance of the open-source Lustre file systems to support your Linux-based workloads. FSx for Lustre is for workloads where storage speed and throughput matter. This is because FSx for Lustre helps you avoid storage bottlenecks, increase utilization of compute
AWS Config Rules – Dynamic Compliance Checking for Cloud Resources | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog AWS Config Rules – Dynamic Compliance Checking for Cloud Resources The flexible, dynamic nature of the AWS cloud gives developers and admins the flexibility to launch, configure, use, and terminate processing, storage, networking, and other resources as needed. In any fast-paced agile environment, security guidelines and policies can be overlooked in the race to get a new product to
Amazon RDS Update – MariaDB is Now Available | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog Amazon RDS Update – MariaDB is Now Available We launched the Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) almost six years ago, in October of 2009. The initial launch gave you the power to launch a MySQL database instance from the command line. From that starting point we have added a multitude of features, along with support for the SQL Server, Oracle Database, PostgreSQL, and Amazon Au
AWS Import/Export Snowball – Transfer 1 Petabyte Per Week Using Amazon-Owned Storage Appliances | Amazon Web Services
AWS News Blog AWS Import/Export Snowball – Transfer 1 Petabyte Per Week Using Amazon-Owned Storage Appliances Even though high speed Internet connections (T3 or better) are available in many parts of the world, transferring terabytes or petabytes of data from an existing data center to the cloud remains challenging. Many of our customers find that the data migration aspect of an all-in move to the
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