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AWS Elastic Beanstalk: A logical collection of components, including environments, versions, and environment configurations. An application is conceptually similar to a folder. AWS CodeDeploy (CodeDeploy): A name that uniquely identifies the application to be deployed. AWS CodeDeploy uses this name to ensure the correct combination of revision, deployment configuration, and deployment group are referenced during a deployment.
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AWS Application Migration Service is now in scope for AWS SOC reports and supports temporary IAM credentials
Feed: Recent Announcements. AWS SOC reports are independent third-party examination reports that demonstrate how AWS achieves key compliance controls and objectives. In addition to meeting standards for SOC, AWS Application Migration Service is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) eligible, Payment Card Industry – Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliant, and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) compliant. You can download the AWS SOC reports in AWS Artifact, and you can visit AWS Services in Scope by Compliance Program to see a full list of services covered by each compliance program ... Read More
Continually assessing application resilience with AWS Resilience Hub and AWS CodePipeline

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. As customers commit to a DevOps mindset and embrace a nearly continuous integration/continuous delivery model to implement change with a higher velocity, assessing every change impact on an application resilience is key. This blog shows an architecture pattern for automating resiliency assessments as part of your CI/CD pipeline. Automatically running a resiliency assessment within CI/CD pipelines, development teams can fail fast and understand quickly if a change negatively impacts an applications resilience. The pipeline can stop the deployment into further environments, such as QA/UAT and Production, until the resilience issues have been improved. AWS Resilience Hub ... Read More
Integrating Amazon S3 Malware Scanning into Your Application Workflow with Cloud Storage Security

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Gokhul Srinivasan. By Gokhul Srinivasan, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect, ISV Startups – AWSBy Aron Eidelman, Contributing Author – AWSBy Ed Casmer, CTO – Cloud Storage Security Cloud Storage Security Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is a highly scalable object storage service that allows organizations to store and process data. Because of its flexibility and ease of use, it has become the “center pin” of many applications hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). A wide range of solutions ingest data, store it in Amazon S3 buckets, and then share it with downstream users ... Read More
Integrating Amazon S3 Virus Scanning into Your Application Workflow with Cloud Storage Security

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Gokhul Srinivasan. By Gokhul Srinivasan, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect, ISV Startups – AWSBy Aron Eidelman, Contributing Author – AWSBy Ed Casmer, CTO – Cloud Storage Security Cloud Storage Security Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is a highly scalable object storage service that allows organizations to store and process data. Because of its flexibility and ease of use, it has become the “center pin” of many applications hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). A wide range of solutions ingest data, store it in Amazon S3 buckets, and then share it with downstream users ... Read More
AWS Service Catalog’s Application Registry now supports cross-account applications.
Feed: Recent Announcements. Today, AWS Service Catalog announces support for cross-account AppRegistry applications and attribute groups. With this release, applications can now be shared within your AWS Organization enabling recipient accounts to associate their local resources to shared applications. If you have application resources deployed in more than one account within your AWS Organization, you can now maintain a single repository of your applications and application metadata. You first enable AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM) for your AWS Organization, a service that enables customers to easily and securely share AWS resources across accounts in an Organization. Once enabled, you use RAM ... Read More
Combining Amazon AppFlow with AWS Step Functions to maximize application integration benefits

Feed: AWS Compute Blog. Author: James Beswick. This post is written by Ahmad Aboushady, Senior Technical Account Manager and Kamen Sharlandjiev, Senior Specialist Solution Architect, Integration. In this blog post, you learn how to orchestrate AWS service integrations to reduce the manual steps in your workflow. The example uses AWS Step Functions SDK integration to integrate Amazon AppFlow and AWS Glue catalog without writing custom code. It automatically uses Amazon EventBridge to trigger Step Functions every time a new Amazon AppFlow flow finishes running. Amazon AppFlow enables customers to transfer data securely between software as a service (SaaS) applications, like Salesforce, SAP, Zendesk, Slack, ServiceNow, and ... Read More
Identification of replication bottlenecks when using AWS Application Migration Service

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. Enterprises frequently begin their journey by re-hosting (lift-and-shift) their on-premises workloads into AWS and running Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances. A simpler way to re-host is by using AWS Application Migration Service (Application Migration Service), a cloud-native migration service. To streamline and expedite migrations, automate reusable migration patterns that work for a wide range of applications. Application Migration Service is the recommended migration service to lift-and-shift your applications to AWS. In this blog post, we explore key variables that contribute to server replication speed when using Application Migration Service. We will also look at ... Read More
AWS Application Migration Service now supports automated application modernizations
Feed: Recent Announcements. AWS Application Migration Service is announcing support for new automated application modernizations. AWS Application Migration Service allows you to quickly rehost applications on AWS. It automatically converts your source servers from physical, virtual, or cloud infrastructure to run natively on AWS. You can now use AWS Application Migration Service to configure application modernizations in the AWS Management Console before you migrate your servers. The modernizations will then be automatically applied to your migrated servers. The following post-migration modernization features are now supported: In addition to these modernization features, AWS Application Migration Service now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise ... Read More
AWS Step Functions launches an interactive workshop for building and deploying application workflows
Feed: Recent Announcements. You can now learn to use AWS Step Functions with a new workshop called The AWS Step Functions Workshop. This self-paced tutorial teaches you how to use the primary features of Step Functions through a series of interactive modules. Each module contains lesson materials you can deploy to your AWS account, covering topics such as coordinating and orchestrating application workflows, managing workflow states, creating SDK integrations with other AWS services, and more. AWS Step Functions is a low-code, visual workflow service that you can use to connect to over 220 AWS services and 10,000 API actions. Developers ... Read More
Modernization pathways for a legacy .NET Framework monolithic application on AWS

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. Organizations aim to deliver optimal technological solutions based on their customers’ needs. Although they may be at any stage in their cloud adoption journey, businesses often end up managing and building monolithic applications. However, there are many challenges to this solution. The internal structure of a monolithic application makes it difficult for developers to maintain code. This creates a steep learning curve for new developers and increases costs. Monoliths require multiple teams to coordinate a single large release, which increases the collaboration and knowledge transfer burden. As a business grows, a monolithic application may struggle to meet the ... Read More
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