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Cloud – Cloud is a recently coined term used to describe an execution model for computing systems where functions and data are invoked by a name that refers to a remote system whose location is irrelevant (hence the concept of it being “out there somewhere.” like a cloud). Cloud-based systems allow thin-client interfaces to access this functionality through the internet, and frequently with wi-fi, reducing the power requirements of the client computers.
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Save the Date for Redis Day Seattle—Jan. 13–14, 2020
Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Haley Kim. 2020 promises to be a big year for Redis, and we’re starting off strong with Redis Day Seattle on January 13–14! On Monday, January 13, we’ve planned a full day of training sessions for those new to Redis and those who want to learn more about the latest updates and developments. Then on Tuesday, January 14, join us for a free, all-day, single-track conference featuring a keynote from Redis Lab CTO and Co-Founder Yiftach Shoolman and user stories and use cases from across the Redis community. If you’re a developer, engineer, software architect, programmer, ... Read More
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams adds support for real-time two-way media streaming with WebRTC
Feed: Recent Announcements. Developers can use Amazon Kinesis Video Streams with WebRTC to easily stream real-time two-way media for use cases like home security and monitoring, camera-enabled doorbells, baby and pet monitoring, smart appliances, and more. Kinesis Video Streams brings WebRTC capabilities to camera IoT device via hardware-platform specific SDKs, and can elastically scale to support millions of devices. As a fully-managed capability, customers do not have to build, operate, or scale any WebRTC related cloud infrastructure like signaling or media relay servers. Kinesis Video Streams includes a WebRTC signaling end-point for fast peer discovery and secure connection establishment. It ... Read More
No Matter What You Call It, It’s all the Same Thing
Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: William Vorhies. Summary: A little history lesson about all the different names by which the field of data science has been called, and why, whatever you call it, it’s all the same thing. A little reminiscence, or for those of you who are only recently data scientists, a little history lesson. Our profession of finding the signal in the data, be that supervised or unsupervised got underway in the 90s. In the last 20+ years we’ve been called by a variety of names. It’s not at all clear that as those ... Read More
Introducing the Amplify DataStore, a persistent storage engine that synchronizes data between apps and the cloud
Feed: Recent Announcements. Previously, AppSync addressed offline use cases by utilizing an on-device cache to store query results that have been previously returned from the cloud. AppSync’s implementation of on-device caching of query results enabled developers to create a broad range of offline capable apps. However, the data available to the app when a device was offline was limited to the contents of the cache. Therefore, developers were required to anticipate potential offline data requirements by issuing broader queries when the device was online. Now, by using Amplify DataStore, developers can build highly interactive, collaborative apps that support a wider ... Read More
Introducing Amplify for iOS and Android
Feed: Recent Announcements. Today we are releasing a preview of Amplify iOS and Amplify Android, open source libraries that enable mobile developers to build scalable and secure cloud powered serverless applications. Developers can easily add capabilities such as Analytics, AI/ML, API (GraphQL and REST), DataStore, and Storage to their mobile applications using these Amplify libraries. Support for escape hatches in Amplify allows you to use the generated iOS and Android SDKs for additional use cases. The Amplify iOS and Android libraries are use case-centric, in contrast to the AWS service-centric Mobile SDKs, and provide a declarative interface that enables mobile developers ... Read More
Feature Release 19.5
Feed: DivvyCloud. Author: Anna Mulamba; We are excited to announce our latest product features to the growing community of DivvyCloud users. We’ve added support for additional resources in both AWS and Azure to better surface customer cloud usage and compliance. Version 19.5 includes improvements to the Compliance Scorecard, enhancing the way enterprises audit compliance and identify risks in their cloud environment in a simple, transparent way. This release includes a complete reboot of our cloud onboarding, giving first-time users a newly designed form and workflow. In addition, we’ve added support and functionality for the main Cloud Service Providers (CSPs). We ... Read More
SAS and R Integration for Machine Learning
Feed: SAS Blogs. Author: Sophia Rowland. R first appeared in 1993 and has gained a steady and fiercely loyal fan base. But as data sets become both longer and wider, storage and processing speeds become an issue. Having spent weeks whipping an extremely wide and messy data set into shape using only R, I am so grateful for Viya and not having to go through that again. SAS Viya is a cloud-enabled, in-memory analytics engine which allows for rapid analytics insights. Viya utilizes the SAS Cloud Analytics Services (CAS) to perform various actions and tasks. Best of all, CAS is ... Read More
Introducing the APN Global Startup Program
Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Elio Narciso. By Elio Narciso, Sr. Partner Developer Manager, APN Startups at AWSMid- to late-stage startups need to move at a fast pace in order to compete with much larger companies. To help businesses build, market, and sell faster with Amazon Web Services (AWS), we developed the APN Global Startup Program. This program is invite-only and helps startups become enterprise-ready with prescriptive benefits, simplified paths to meeting foundational requirements for the AWS Partner Network (APN), and a robust set of resources to help startups significantly accelerate their growth. The APN is the global ... Read More
AWS Service Ready Helps Customers Find Validated Products That Integrate with AWS Services
Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: AWS Admin. Before making a purchasing decision, Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers tell us they want to know if a tool or application will integrate with AWS services running in their cloud environment.To meet this need for customers, the AWS Partner Network (APN) is excited to introduce AWS Service Ready. This program identifies and validates products from APN Technology Partners that integrate with specific AWS services, and recommends these products to customers. Through AWS Service Ready, participating APN Technology Partners can demonstrate to customers through website listings on AWS service pages and AWS Partner Solutions ... Read More
AWS Partner Network (APN) Launches Showcase of its Best-in-Class Retail Partners
Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: AWS Admin. By Renata Melnyk, Sr. Partner Program Manager at AWS By Jennifer Beckett, APN Retail Segment Lead at AWSAmazon Web Services (AWS) has thousands of retailer customers that are continuously searching for trusted technology and consulting solution providers to accelerate their transformation, modernization, and customer engagement roadmaps. Finding the most qualified and experienced partners can be time-consuming for retailers, and may not always lead to the best partners for their cloud adoption journey. To assist retailers with this search, the AWS Partner Network (APN) launched the AWS Retail Competency. This designation helps ... Read More
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