AWS Podcast

Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink simplifies real-time streaming applications on AWS, with no server management or setup required. It offers sub-second latencies, seamless integrations, and event response in real-time. The chapter discussions cover the basics of Apache Flink, benefits of the service, deployment options, and recommendations for getting started.

Simon, Hawn, and Jillian cover the latest AWS updates. Chapters: 01:07 AWS Marketplace 01:41 Analytics 04:54 Application Integration 06:32 Compute 08:34 Database 10:33 Developer Tools 11:08 Game Tech 11:18 Machine Learning 12:58 Management & Governance 13:47 Media Services 14:19 Migration & Transfer 16:39 Networking & Content Delivery 17:52 Security, Identity, & Compliance 18:46 Startups 20:29 Storage Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/618ExtendedShownotes.html

Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB) is a fully managed service which makes building with blockchain technology accessible and affordable for all developers. AMB' two new services, AMB Access and Query expands AMB’s capabilities to help developers build scalable applications quickly and securely. AMB Access provides a new serverless offering for non-mining, full blockchain nodes. With AMB Access, developers can instantly call standard remote procedure calls (RPCs) to interact with digital assets and distributed applications built on multiple blockchains, starting with Bitcoin, without specialized blockchain infrastructure. AMB Query delivers standardized and formatted blockchain data from multiple blockchains, starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum, which applications can consume quickly without having to perform complex data transformations or pay expensive storage costs. AMB Access and Query blog: https://bit.ly/3PrkBgR AMB Access and Query website: https://bit.ly/47MHbYp

Devabrat Kumar, Sr. Product Manager for Amazon S3, discusses the launch of Mountpoint for Amazon S3, customer feedback, updates, improvements, customer interaction, use cases, access control, limitations, and active engagement of the project.

The new AWS service, AWS Payment Cryptography simplifies cryptography operations in your cloud-hosted payment applications. Tune in to hear Mark Cline, Senior Product Manager, discuss how you can get started with AWS Payment Cryptography and simplify the exchange of encryption keys with partners and customers. Payment Cryptography website: https://bit.ly/44qG1ia AWS Payment Cryptography blog: https://go.aws/45kOeG2 AWS Payment Cryptography workshop: https://bit.ly/3QSBouk

Simon and Jillian take you on a journey of AWS discovery! Chapters: 01:01 Analytics 02:52 Application Integration 13:52 Customer Engagement 20:24 Developer Tools 23:40 Front End Web & Mobile 24:17 Game Tech 25:04 Internet of Things 29:37 Management & Governance 33:33 Network & Content Delivery 36:25 Security and Compliance 36:55 Storage Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/614ExtendedShownotes.html

Ilana Morris and Samir Kopal from the Well-Architected team discuss the history and benefits of AWS Well-Architected. They explore using the tool as a mechanism and highlight the latest features including the Consolidated Report, integration with Service Catalog AppRegistry, and Profiles. They also cover the importance of Well-Architected reviews, continuous improvement, and options for conducting reviews.

Learn more about the recently launched I4g AWS Nitro SSDs. AWS Nitro SSDs build on the AWS silicon innovation with the AWS Nitro System and are custom-designed to deliver the best storage performance for your I/O intensive workloads running in Amazon EC2. I4g instances offer similar memory and storage ratios to existing I4i instances and are optimized for workloads with small to medium sized datasets that perform a high mix of random read/write and require very low I/O latency, such as databases and real-time analytics. I4g instances deliver the best compute price performance for a storage optimized instance, and best storage performance per TB for a Graviton-based storage instance. Amazon EC2 I4g instances deliver up to 15% better compute performance compared to similar storage-optimized instances. Amazon l4g instances website: https://go.aws/3YxI3vr Blog: Amazon EC2 I4g storage-optimized instances: https://go.aws/3OoKbRK

Listen to Jillian Forde, Sr. Startup Solutions Architect and Ozioma Uzoegwu, Sr. Solutions Architect discuss implementing enterprise level security on AppSync GraphQL APIs. They also talk about the launch of the most requested feature, Private APIs, and how to set APIs as private using interface VPC endpoints.

Two of our hosts are in the Big Apple to share lots of big updates! 01:05 Analytics 03:06 Application Integration 04:29 Compute 10:30 Customer Engagement 10:55 Databases 13:08 Developer Tools 09:52 End User Computing 14:16 Front-End Web & Mobile 15:27 Internet of Things (IoT) 15:55 Machine Learning 18:31 Management & Governance 19:42 Media Services 20:40 Migration & Transfer 21:14 Networking & Content Delivery 22:46 Security, Identity and Compliance 23:07 Storage Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/610ExtendedShownotes.html