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A credential that identifies an AWS account or user to AWS (such as the AWS secret access key). Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon EMR (Amazon EMR): The unique identifier for an object in a bucket. Every object in a bucket has exactly one key. Because a bucket and key together uniquely identify each object, you can think of Amazon S3 as a basic data map between the bucket + key, and the object itself. You can uniquely address every object in Amazon S3 through the combination of the web service endpoint, bucket name, and key, as in this example: http://doc.s3.amazonaws.com/2006-03-01/AmazonS3.wsdl, where doc is the name of the bucket, and 2006-03-01/AmazonS3.wsdl is the key.
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Key customer benefits of the expanded SAP and Microsoft partnership
Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Girish Bablani. This past year has shown us how important it is to be ready for the unexpected. We spent a lot of time talking with customers, and it was rewarding to hear their stories of using technology to respond quickly to changing business needs. This was especially true for those who were well down the path of digital transformation. For example, Coats was an early mover to the cloud and was able to adapt quickly to the increased demand for thread to make the world’s personal protective equipment (PPE). In April, Carhartt shifted US production ... Read More
BrandPost: How a multicloud architecture can deliver flexibility
Feed: CIO. Author: . A multicloud architecture can deliver a competitive edge for businessesHow can businesses position themselves to access the best products and capabilities to deliver transformation and help them succeed during a period of rapid change?For many businesses, the answer is a multicloud strategy that extends the capacity and capabilities of IT without up-front capex investments, and supports incremental modernization of applications and processes as resources permit. Take a considered approachA genuine multicloud strategy does not entail taking an ad-hoc approach to engaging cloud providers and Software as a Service products.An ill-disciplined approach simply adds more complexity without delivering ... Read More
What we learned from SAP customers at AWS re:Invent 2020

Feed: AWS for SAP. Author: Kathy Siefert. Each year, AWS re:Invent gives us an opportunity to connect with our customers, celebrate their successes, and announce new ways we intend to solve their challenges moving forward. While we couldn’t be together in person this year, we still had an incredible few weeks hearing from SAP customers as they showed us how they are using AWS as their platform of innovation and choice for SAP workloads. Now that we’ve all had some time to catch our breath, I want to highlight the customers we heard from at re:Invent, so you can easily ... Read More
Capturing and Visualizing Multi-Tenant Metrics Inside a SaaS Application on AWS

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Anubhav Sharma. By Anubhav Sharma, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect – AWS SaaS FactoryBy Tod Golding, Principal Partner Solutions Architect – AWS SaaS Factory The activity and consumption patterns of customers (tenants) in a software-as-a-service (SaaS) environment is often difficult to assess in a multi-tenant environment. The number of tenants in your system, the varying nature of their workloads, and the fact that some or all of the tenant infrastructure may be shared makes it especially challenging to determine how tenants are using your SaaS application. As a SaaS provider, it’s essential to have ... Read More
Building a cost efficient, petabyte-scale lake house with Amazon S3 lifecycle rules and Amazon Redshift Spectrum: Part 2

Feed: AWS Big Data Blog. In part 1 of this series, we demonstrated building an end-to-end data lifecycle management system integrated with a data lake house implemented on Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) with Amazon Redshift and Amazon Redshift Spectrum. In this post, we address the ongoing operation of the solution we built. Data ageing process after a month (ongoing) Let’s assume a month has elapsed since walking through the use case in the last post, and old historical data was classified and tiered accordingly to policy. You now need to enter the new monthly data generated into the ... Read More
Sentiment Analysis of Surnames
Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Michael Kelly. Sentiment analysis is typically applied to connected text such as product reviews. However, it can also be extended to names, potentially delivering rich insights into psychology and culture. Globally and historically, names hold important familial, cultural, and religious significance. The foundation for much of this significance is a concept called nominal realism, which holds that the name imbues characteristics into the named. For instance, personal names in many cultures are based on totemic animals so that valued traits of the totem are transferred to the human namesake. We see nominal realism in our own culture ... Read More
Top Three Best Subscription Business Models to Watch in 2021

Feed: Liquid Web. Author: David Gibb; Wondering what the best subscription business models are these days? It seems like there is a new subscription to sign up for each week, and the competition is getting fierce for those looking to start a new subscription business. Some common everyday examples you might think of as the best subscription businesses could be: Box kits with meals or wine. Fitness or nutrition apps. Streaming services like Disney+. Newspapers like The Wall Street Journal. Games like Fortnite. These are all part of the new trend in offering subscriptions on a recurring basis in order ... Read More
How to Compare Objects in R
Feed: R-bloggers. Author: George Pipis. [This article was first published on R – Predictive Hacks, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. In 2020, the guru Hadley Wickham, built a new package called waldo for comparing complex R objects and making it easy to detect the key differences. You can find detailed examples in tidyverse.org as well as at the github. Let’s provide a simple example by comparing two data frames in ... Read More
5 ways insurance will change by 2025
Feed: SAS Blogs. Author: Adam Goldsmith. I’ve never seen so much evidence from within the insurance industry that we’re on the cusp of a fundamental change. Given the disruption we’ve witnessed over the last 12 months, and the level of uncertainty that persists, it’s very difficult to generalise and predict how the industry will change as a whole. However, one thing that is for certain is that the industry is already in the eye of the storm. Change isn’t on its way – it’s here now! General insurance will look very different come 2025. The big question becomes whether firms ... Read More
What is the Business Case for Delivering a Good Customer Experience at Your Bank?
Feed: Teradata Blog. How often have you heard messages like “to be the best bank for customers” or “legendary customer service is at the heart of our business strategy”? That’s great, and imperative as the lines blur between Big Tech, Retail, Telco and Banks.Back in the real world, Banks are well down the CX league tables. For example, the average NPS score for European banks is 15-20 points lower than that for supermarkets*.Most CX leaders typically face the question, “How do you protect the customer experience when costs are being cut?” I’d argue that the right question is, “What is ... Read More
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