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Feed: Cloudwards. Author: Jacob Roach; Google Stadia and Shadow are two of the biggest names in cloud gaming. Both offer excellent remote gaming experiences, earning spots in our best cloud gaming guide. In this Google Stadia vs Shadow comparison, however, only one can emerge victorious.  We’re going to compare the services in game support, device support, coverage, performance, pricing, ease of use and features to see which is the better option for your money. Google Stadia and Shadow take very different approaches to cloud gaming, and we’ll be taking into account all of those differences throughout this guide.  Still, you ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. Amazon Connect now enables you to define a custom terminating keypress when capturing DTMF (dual-tone multi frequency) inputs to provide greater flexibility when accepting multiple inputs during a call. Instead of the default “#” to signal the end of DTMF collection, you can now specify a different digit such as “*” or a series of digits such as “##” or “0000”. For example, this can be used to let your callers enter multiple inputs such as account number, amount, and stock name in a single stream of digits, rather than enter each input one at a time.  ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: APN Partner Guest Post. By Ravi Yadav, Director, Ecosystem, Corporate Development & Strategy at D2iQThough containers vastly simplify the distribution of applications, Kubernetes ecosystems are so powerful that they, in turn, can become complex. This is particularly true in hybrid cloud environments. D2iQ Kommander simplifies Kubernetes container management, including governance, workload configuration, and life cycles. This post explains how to take advantage of D2iQ Kommander’s capabilities on Amazon Web Services (AWS). To continuously innovate, many organizations are anchoring their infrastructure on container management solutions. The open source project Kubernetes is now the de facto ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. AWS Step Functions allows you to build resilient serverless workflows using AWS services such as AWS Lambda, Amazon SNS, and Amazon DynamoDB. The AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code is an open-source extension that makes it easier to create, debug, and deploy applications on Amazon Web Services. You can now use the AWS Toolkit to accelerate your development of Step Functions state machines when developing in Visual Studio Code.  The AWS Toolkit includes full support for state machine visualization, enabling you to visualize your state machine in real time as you build. The Toolkit also provides code ... Read More

Feed: AWS Compute Blog. Author: Rob Sutter. The AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code has been installed over 115,000 times since launching in July 2019. We are excited to announce toolkit support for AWS Step Functions, enabling you to define, visualize, and create your Step Functions workflows without leaving VS Code.Version 1.8 of the toolkit provides two new commands in the Command Palette to help you define and visualize your workflows. The toolkit also provides code snippets for seven different Amazon States Language (ASL) state types and additional service integrations to speed up workflow development. Automatic linting detects errors in ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI. Author: . As the world grapples with COVID-19, it’s critical that public agencies working to stop the spread of the virus are equipped to give their communities timely and accurate information. Government agencies and non-profits are handling large amounts of data that are changing rapidly, and many of them are turning to Power BI to share data about COVID-19 with communities in easy-to-understand maps and dashboards. We’re providing a The Victorian Many organizations around the world use Power BI to share information with the general public. Here are To add your own ... Read More

Feed: Blog – Hazelcast. Author: Seb Benmbarek. Today, we’re happy to announce the general availability of Hazelcast Cloud Enterprise on AWS. This much-anticipated release will make it even easier for solution architects and developers with a need for extra-low latency to leverage the power of Hazelcast IMDG within their cloud technology stack. What is Hazelcast Cloud Enterprise? Even though we already offer many options to run Hazelcast enterprise software in the cloud, we’ve seen a growing interest from our customers and prospects for a fully managed service. Hazelcast Cloud Enterprise enables you to easily develop and deploy low-latency applications in ... Read More

Feed: Blog – Hazelcast. Author: Mike Yawn. Hazelcast Cloud Enterprise is the new cloud-native managed service that allows you to quickly set up a cluster of Hazelcast IMDG nodes in a public cloud (Amazon Web Services today, with Google GCP and Microsoft Azure coming later this year), and have that cluster fully managed for you by Hazelcast. Setting up the cluster requires just a few steps, and we will take you through everything you need to do to get your first cloud-based cluster up and running.   For this blog, we’ll deploy our Hazelcast Cloud Enterprise cluster on Amazon AWS, ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Learning Machines. Learning Machines proudly presents a guest post by Martijn Weterings from the Food and Natural Products research group of the Institute of Life Technologies at the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland in Sion. The topic of this post will be the fitting with the R-package optim. Food? That sounds like a rather unlikely match for writing a post on a blog about quantitative analysis, however, there is a surprising overlap between these disciplinary fields. For example, whether you model the transport of a flavour molecule or transport of a virus, the type of ... Read More

Feed: The Internet of Things on AWS – Official Blog. Author: Chris Snowden. IntroductionSolutions architects, developers, and system designers building IoT solutions need ways to properly secure data and functions that operate on data across the entire solution landscape. In this post, we describe a few design options for scaling authorization policies focused on multi-user and multi-device use cases with AWS IoT Core. We cover several scenarios, including varying levels of device-to-user cardinality and scale. This information is helpful for making security design and architecture decisions for solutions built on AWS IoT services. Security coverage is needed at each tier, ... Read More