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Please double-check the AWS re:Invent event catalog to confirm the date, time, and venue for your session! You can also get demos and education from 11 sellers (rotating daily) in the AWS Partner Solutions Experience in the southwest corner of the Venetian expo hall. You can follow AWS re:Invent on Twitter or the #reinvent hashtag […]

We are pleased to announce the availability of the AWS Marketplace Catalog API. This new feature provides an API interface to programmatically view and update your data products. You can now extend your release and deployment pipeline to programmatically publish new dataset revisions to your data products using AWS SDKs and Catalog APIs. AWS Marketplace […]

Starting November 2019, Amazon Machine Images (AMI) deployed on AWS Marketplace will inherit tags from their corresponding Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances. This update provides greater spend management visibility into your AWS Marketplace software costs. Additionally, it will not impact your billing process or invoiced amount. You can use tags to categorize, allocate, […]

Updated 11/13/19 and 11/20/19 with new and revised sessions AWS re:Invent 2019 is almost here, and reserved seating is now live! You can reserve seating for re:Invent activities such as breakout sessions, workshops, chalk talks, builder sessions, hacks, spotlight labs, and more by logging in to the event catalog using your re:Invent registration credentials. Build […]

This is a guest post by Dale Brown, VP of Business Development, Figure Eight Before you can build a successful machine learning (ML) algorithm that works in the real world, you must ensure that your data is appropriately annotated by human annotators. Creating accurate training data helps ensure better accuracy when you launch your ML […]

At re:Invent 2018, AWS announced Private Marketplace, a feature that helps customers govern third-party software procurement from AWS Marketplace. In this post, I share some best practices that help you follow the principle of least privilege and implement access control using IAM and service control policies (SCPs) in AWS Organizations to set up a well-architected […]

If you’re involved in a migration project for your company that is moving to the AWS Cloud, you’ll likely go through a variety of stages, such as migration preparation, portfolio discovery, planning, and design. In most cases, the rubber hits the road after these stages, and you begin migrating your physical, virtual, or cloud-based infrastructur­­­­­e […]