Category: AWS CodePipeline

Using a CI/CD pipeline with IBM API Connect can help simplify and streamline your API publishing and testing workflows. In this blog post, Senthil and I will show you how to set up AWS CodePipeline (CodePipeline) to build an API Connect CI/CD pipeline to publish and test APIs and product changes.

Application code changes often depend on database schema changes. Developers rely on database administrators (DBAs) to perform database code deployments. When the number of databases and releases is small, this solution works well. As organizations move to the cloud, the number of different databases increases, both in type and usage. Along with the increase in […]

For customers building modern contact-center systems with Amazon Connect and Amazon Lex, quality is paramount. High-quality, accurate systems ensure that users aren’t frustrated and increase customer satisfaction (CSAT) as well as first-call resolution (FCR) rates. But it’s expensive and time-consuming to ensure modern Interactive Voice Response (IVR) and Intelligent Virtual Agent (IVA) systems are working […]

Trend Micro Deep Security, available in AWS Marketplace, is a host-based security product. It provides anti-malware, host firewall, intrusion prevention, file integrity monitoring, and log inspection modules for both Windows and Linux Amazon EC2 instances. Trend Micro Cloud Network Protection, powered by TippingPoint is also available in AWS Marketplace. It enables you to extend your […]

Continuous delivery (CD) has many advantages: faster build/test/deploy cycles, less manual work for developers, higher quality software, and more reliable updates. So why doesn’t everyone work this way? One reason is that the path to implementation can be bumpy. Particularly for large enterprises, there can be a steep learning curve—especially when teams are expected to […]