Category: Compute

Organizations have a wide range of data processing use cases, collecting data from variety of sources, transforming it and loading it to different destinations to fulfill diverse business needs. Learn how DataFlow Functions, combined with the serverless compute services provided by AWS Lambda, enables developers to implement a wide spectrum of use cases using the low-code NiFi flow designer user interface, and deploy the flows as short-lived serverless functions.

The AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK) is a framework that provides an automated and repeatable way of handling cloud infrastructure. Learn how to use the AWS CDK to build an AWS Lambda function in Java that connects to Neo4j. The framework described here can be used to build dynamic serverless applications where the frontend scales based on system demand. This makes it possible to easily get value from your connected graph data in front end applications.

With its event-driven nature, AWS Lambda provides seamless integration with modern-day platforms like Confluent Cloud. Explore best practices to set up network access paths for Lambda when integrating with Confluent Cloud, and review details about various resources like connectors, Kafka endpoints, and private links, as well as ways to establish connectivity between them and Lambda. Founded by the creators of Apache Kafka, Confluent enables organizations to harness business value from stream data.

Kubernetes is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Amazon EKS support for IPv6 to scale containerized applications on Kubernetes goes beyond the limits of IPv4 address space. Learn how Blue Sentry Cloud solved scaling challenges using IPv6 on Amazon EKS. Blue Sentry Cloud is an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and Managed Services Provider (MSP) that specializes in complex enterprise cloud initiatives.

Istio and Envoy have become key technologies in the modern application stack, especially for enterprises adopting Zero Trust security standards for microservices applications. Using standardized tooling from AWS and Tetrate, it’s easier than ever to fully integrate Amazon EKS and Istio into modern, declarative IaC deployment processes. Learn how to use EKS Blueprints with Tetrate’s Istio add-on to stand up fully bootstrapped clusters.

Tens of thousands of customers—from startups to large enterprises—are realizing significant price performance using AWS Graviton-based instances in Amazon EC2. The AWS Graviton Delivery specialization makes it easy for customers to accelerate and scale their adoption of AWS Graviton to achieve better workload performance and cost savings. AWS Graviton Delivery Partners have hands-on experience and proven expertise to help customers achieve better workload performance and cost savings with Graviton.

As customers look for ways to optimize their cloud computing usage and performance, Amazon EC2 Spot Instances provide the ability to do more for less. The Amazon EC2 Spot Ready specialization helps customers find AWS Partner software products that support Amazon EC2 Spot. Amazon EC2 Spot Ready Partners provide customers the ability to have a cost-optimized, well-architected solution to enable significant savings for their workloads—allowing them to focus on their core offering.

One of the most exciting evolutions in cloud computing is the proliferation of hybrid cloud and edge computing services. Learn how the Confluent for AWS Wavelength solution was developed to bring Confluent’s data-in-motion technology to the network edge. We’ll demonstrate how the solution extends Confluent for Kubernetes (CFK) to Amazon EKS self-managed nodes in AWS Wavelength Zones to create a geo-distributed Kafka cluster at-scale for industrial IoT and low-latency 5G use cases.

The VMware Cloud on AWS team is looking forward to meeting customers at AWS re:Invent 2022. We have planned insightful sessions for customers looking for a faster and more cost-effective way to the cloud. There are VMware Cloud on AWS breakout sessions, chalk talks, and workshops covering topics such as migration best practices, disaster recovery, modernization, and more. Can’t make it in person? Livestream keynotes and leadership sessions for free by registering for the virtual-only pass.

As the adoption of Amazon EKS for running Kubernetes clusters grows, customers are seeking ways to better understand and control their costs. To address these customer needs and shed more light on EKS costs, AWS has collaborated with Anodot, an AWS Partner that uses machine learning to autonomously monitor and alert on costs in near real time, and provides recommendations to help customers quickly resolve cost anomalies.