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December 03, 2019
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Dec'19
AWS moves into quantum computing services with Braket
Amazon joined IBM, Google and Microsoft in the emerging quantum computing market this week with the Amazon Braket managed service along with a new quantum computing research center.
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April 23, 2019
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Apr'19
Azure-to-AWS migration tool aims to lure Microsoft workloads
Customers might appreciate the flexibility of a new AWS tool that pulls in Azure VM workloads but should be mindful of the big picture when it comes to cloud migrations.
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August 14, 2017
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Aug'17
AWS updates beef up automation, integration for enterprise tasks
AWS seeks deeper enterprise engagement with new AWS security and monitoring that incorporates machine learning and a migration hub for heavier workloads.
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May 19, 2017
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May'17
AWS hybrid strategy adapts to enterprise demand, market pressure
The AWS hybrid cloud strategy has changed considerably over the years, and this month's Red Hat deal is the latest step toward coexistence with on-premises workloads.
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AWS Outposts continues the trend of 'cloud-down' hybrid
AWS Outposts may not make an impact until 2020, but organizations still need to prepare for Amazon's on-prem cloud service to see if the 'cloud-down' approach fits their needs. Continue Reading
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How to integrate DevOps QA testing on AWS
QA testing is an overlooked, but important, part of DevOps. For workloads on AWS, use CodeBuild, CodeCommit and other tools to make the most of your workflow. Continue Reading
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AWS Amplify
AWS Amplify is an open source JavaScript library provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables developers to build applications with cloud services on web or mobile platforms. Continue Reading
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Evaluate AWS Glue vs. Data Pipeline for cloud-native ETL
There's more than one ETL option for AWS-hosted apps. Choose between Glue's managed service, Data Pipeline's range of supported data sources and Batch's asynchronous operations. Continue Reading
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CloudWatch Logs Insights won't replace third-party tools -- yet
Organizations struggle to gain insights from their deluge of log data. An updated CloudWatch service can help, but don't expect it to be a comprehensive tool at this stage. Continue Reading
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How can we approach an Oracle Database migration to AWS?
Our enterprise plans to move our on-premises databases to the cloud. What's the best method to migrate data from Oracle Database into an AWS EC2 instance? Continue Reading
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AWS Storage Gateway performance depends on resource placement
Senior technology editor Stephen Bigelow breaks down how AWS Storage Gateway can trip up users' hybrid cloud strategies. Beware these issues with latency and security. Continue Reading
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SQL Server deal portends problems with AWS BYOL approach
A BYOL approach gives enterprises flexibility with their cloud vendors, but be sure to have an exit strategy in case any licensing agreements come to end. Continue Reading
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Three AWS budget challenges that plague enterprises
Based on their size, companies face unique challenges around budget management in the cloud. Follow this expert advice to keep your costs in check. Continue Reading
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Set your AWS cloud migration strategy before the big move
A move from on premises to the cloud doesn't happen with a click of a button. Set clear goals, and familiarize yourself with AWS' various native tools to make the most of your move. Continue Reading
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Accelerate dynamic content with AWS CloudFront
Use AWS CloudFront to optimize the delivery of static content to users and to accelerate dynamic content. This makes the service more useful for non-video-related apps, such as speeding the distribution of user-generated and personalized content. Continue Reading