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Introduction A novel AI product from AWS, Amazon Q, is a generative AI conversant geared towards expediting productivity in software engineering and cloud services. Its wide-ranging AWS training makes it an expert on calls, fulfilling queries related to DevOps, automating suggestions and infrastructure, and assisting teams in building...
Introduction In this data-driven era, handling and processing larger volumes of information quickly becomes the need of the hour. Most of us are familiar with AWS elastic map reduce (emr) for processing and analytics. One of the EMR highlights was its lessening of the pain of setting up analytics tools like Hue, which might be...
Introduction Securing your PHP application on AWS is critical to ensure that sensitive data is protected and your system remains reliable. AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a powerful service that allows you to control access to your AWS resources. In this blog, we’ll focus on best practices for using IAM to safeguard your...
Introduction The cloud computing market is going through rapid change and continuous improvement in terms of cost and performance. The Graviton processors manufactured by AWS utilize ARM architecture and are proving to be ground-breaking for cloud-based businesses. These Performance-Per-Watt metrics along with further enhancements will...
Introduction Amazon Web Services (AWS) has become one of the leading cloud computing platforms that provide businesses with a wide range of managed services and features. Although AWS offers unmatched scalability, performance, and security, it is essential to use its capabilities effectively to maximize cost savings. In this blog we'll...
Kafka is a distributed streaming platform designed for real-time data pipelines, stream processing, and data integration. AWS lambda, on the other hand, is a serverless compute service that executes your code in response to events, managing the underlying compute resources for you. In organizations where Kafka plays a central role in...
Introduction For over a decade, we've relied on AWS Managed Kubernetes (EKS) clusters to deploy our microservices workloads. As businesses increasingly depend on cloud-native applications, security, and compliance have become critical components for ensuring business continuity and growth. These applications, deployed across clusters,...
The gaming industry has seen a huge shift in the past years, which was motivated by to rise in cloud technologies. Companies have started using cloud-based solutions to handle the challenges of scalability, performance, and huge cost. AWS provides an attractive suite of gaming services like Amazon GameLift, AWS Lumberyard,...
In the fast-paced era of the digital revolution, organizations are increasingly adopting cloud technology to accelerate innovation, drive operational efficiency, and gain business flexibility. However, managing a cloud environment is not a one-time activity. As businesses expand their horizon and dependency on the cloud for various...
Introduction As the gaming industry grows rapidly, developers face increasing pressure to provide scalable, reliable, and cost-effective solutions for hosting and managing multiplayer game servers. AWS GameLift is Amazon’s answer to this challenge. [caption id="attachment_67358" align="aligncenter" width="728"] AWS...
Introduction As companies grow and their data streaming needs change, it's important to optimize resources to stay efficient and control costs. AWS has rolled out a new feature for Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) that enables the removal of brokers from MSK clusters. This capability enables you to adjust the size...
In today’s digital era, data has become one of the most valuable assets, with its value skyrocketing due to the increasing reliance on data-driven insights and decision-making. Whenever there’s a need to move data from one place to another, organizations take it very seriously. Data movement, whether between regions or AWS accounts,...
