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AWS is proud to announce that AWS IoT Analytics is now available in the following regions: US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), US East (Ohio), and EU (Ireland). Through this service, users may prepare and analyze data collected from IoT devices. AWS IoT Analytics performs two services: Data Preparation: Channels – this is where data enters into IoT Analytics. Channels collect data from an existing IoT Core MQTT topic or from external sources that send messages to [...]

Amazon Gamelift Launches FleetIQ and Spot Instances AWS previously launched Amazon GameLift, a scalable runtime environment where you can run multiplayer games on the cloud. You may upload a game to this environment and set the type of EC2 instance you want to host it on. GameLift with automatically scale the instances you require. To help lower your player and hourly costs, Amazon GameLift has introduced a new feature: whereas these instances only used On-demand before, now you may [...]

Amazon EFS is a file system for cloud-native applications that need shared access to file-based storage. Amazon EFS has been launched in 2016 and has since gained several new features. Now, AWS has included additional security for files transferred through EFS. In-Transit Encryption Apart from encryption of data at rest, AWS has added support for encryption of data while it is in transit in EFS. This provides another layer of data security to the AWS [...]

AWS has combined three of its technologies for an innovative new service: Machine Learning Inference IoT (Internet of Things) — where internet-ready devices communicate with the cloud and provide information about their usage. Machine Learning – Where systems are trained to draw conclusions from raw data, useful for giving recommendations to customers such as where to shop and what to purchase. Edge Computing – having compute resources in sync and make decisions while in different [...]

AWS has introduced integrated service discovery to Amazon ECS. This allows ECS to automatically register itself with a DNS name in Amazon Route 53. Not only is the DNS name predictable and friendly, the service will also keep Route 53 hosted zone updated as necessary. This lets other services lookup where they need to make connections, depending on the state of each service. Formerly, one had to configure traditional ways of service discovery like consul that [...]