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Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Data Geek. Image by Mohamed Hassan from Pixabay Introduction It is the 21st century and we are literally obsessed with data. Data seems to be everywhere and companies currently hold huge amounts of it regardless of the industry they belong to.  This brings us to the problem of storing data in a way that it can be accessed, processed, and used efficiently. Before cloud solutions, companies would have to spend a lot of money on physical storage and infrastructure to support all the data the company had.  Nowadays, the more popular choice ... Read More

Feed: AWS Big Data Blog. This is a blog post co-written by Karl Platz at Isentia. In their own words, “Isentia is the leading media monitoring, intelligence and insights solution provider, helping top-performing communication teams make sense of the world’s conversations in real-time.” Isentia is a publicly listed (ASX:ISD) media monitoring and intelligence company that provides software as a service (SaaS) tools used by over 35,000 people each day across eight countries in Australia and Southeast Asia. They process data in multiple languages from 6 million sources, including websites, radio, print, broadcast, blogs, social media, and many others. Their customers ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. AWS Control Tower is releasing four new, less restrictive, mandatory preventative S3 Log Archive guardrails and changing the guidance of the four previous, more restrictive, preventative S3 Log Archive guardrails from mandatory to elective. With these guardrail changes you can now separate S3 Log Archive governance for resources created by AWS Control Tower from governance for the S3 resources you create.   The new guardrails and existing guardrail guidance adjustments are available when you set up a new landing zone or update your AWS Control Tower landing zone version. Current AWS Control Tower environments will automatically have ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. Amazon GuardDuty is now available in the AWS Asia Pacific (Osaka) Region. You can now continuously monitor and detect security threats in the region to help protect your AWS accounts, workloads, and data stored in Amazon S3. Available globally, Amazon GuardDuty continuously monitors for malicious or unauthorized behavior to help protect your AWS resources, including your AWS accounts, access keys, and data stored in Amazon S3. GuardDuty identifies unusual or unauthorized activity, like crypto-currency mining, access to data stores in S3 from unusual locations, or infrastructure deployments in a region that has never been used. Powered by ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. RegCloud: ControllerView® on AWS is an AWS Solutions Consulting Offer delivered via a consulting engagement from AxiomSL, an AWS Financial Services Competency Partner. RegCloud offers a set of cloud-native technical and operational capabilities that enable financial institutions to harness the power of the cloud for their risk and regulatory data management and reporting initiatives. Customers that request this consulting offer will participate in an engagement that follows a phased approach including design, initial system setup, data provisioning, implementation, testing and production. RegCloud ingests native data from disparate sources and transparently delivers workflow automation and controls, performs validation ... Read More

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. Organizations across every industry and sector are looking to easily and cost-effectively process vast amounts of data. Amazon EMR offers a way to instantly provision as much or as little capacity as needed to perform data- intensive tasks. When launching Amazon EMR, the IPs of the primary (master) and core node are automatically assigned at the starting point. However, you may need to set up static private IPs for an Amazon EMR cluster to connect to systems within your on-premises data center. For example, if your on-premises data center has firewall policies set to allow access ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. When recording is enabled for a channel, live video of that channel is saved to an Amazon S3 bucket you select. All available quality renditions and thumbnail images are saved and recording can be stopped by disabling the feature for a channel. Your recording configuration is also saved, so it can be easily re-used for additional channels. Recordings saved in Amazon S3 will incur standard costs for storage and requests. There is no additional cost for enabling the feature on Amazon IVS channels. To get started, instructions for configuring recording for your channels are available on the ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Yuval Shapira. By Yuval Shapira, Security Research Team Leader at RadwareBy Amnon Lotem, Head of Data Science at Radware Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently launched a new feature as part of its Amazon Route 53 service, called Route 53 Resolver Query Logging. This new service enables organizations to retrieve logs of their Domain Name System (DNS) queries originating from resources within their virtual private clouds (VPCs). Analysis of these logs can be a great help for detecting malicious activity within an organization’s accounts. This post describes how these logs can be analyzed as ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Krishna Doddapaneni. By Krishna Doddapaneni, Partner Solutions Architect – AWSBy Jared Knapp, Partner Solutions Architect – AWSBy Rob Boville, Head of Engineering and Architecture – ADLINK Issues on a conveyor belt-driven production line can easily be missed or overlooked, leading in some cases to damaged products and costly repairs. Those issues can be classed into two categories: Problems with the product that has been manufactured. Problems with the conveyor which requires maintenance. The resulting downtime can be costly and lead to missed production targets. Manual quality inspections can help prevent some of these ... Read More

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. Scaling based on Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) is a commonly used design pattern. At AWS Professional Services, we have recently used a variant of this pattern to achieve highly parallel computation for larger customers. In fact, any use case with a tree-like set of entities can use this pattern. It’s useful in a workflow where all nodes between the root and leaves must be processed rapidly and in parallel. Some use cases would be database parent-child records or graph relationships. Let us explore a couple of example scenarios, both hypothetical (COVID contact tracing) and real ... Read More