Category: Best Practices

Companies are increasingly turning to third-party data to enhance their own data and discover new insights. AWS Data Exchange makes it easier for them to find, subscribe to, and use third-party data in the cloud. While many data subscribers are looking for data products they can immediately purchase and deploy as is, there are many […]

Enterprises have rapidly adopted Kubernetes. Yet for most teams, Kubernetes runtime security remains a challenge. Many enterprises use managed Kubernetes services such as Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) and believe that AWS is fully responsible for the security of their Kubernetes deployment. In reality, AWS is accountable only for the master node. The enterprise […]

As of December 2022, to integrate Datadog monitoring into your multi-account environment, we now recommend using Datadog’s Account Factory customization. To learn how to use Account Factory customization to deploy Datadog’s AWS Integration into new accounts, visit the most recent blog post. Operational intelligence in a cloud environment helps organizations gain in-depth visibility into resources […]

Recently, AWS announced the release of TorchServe, a PyTorch open-source project in collaboration with Facebook. PyTorch is an open-source machine learning framework created by Facebook, which is popular among ML researchers and data scientists. Despite its ease of use and “Pythonic” interface, deploying and managing models in production is still difficult as it requires data scientists to […]

Metered pricing in AWS Marketplace AWS Marketplace is a digital catalog with thousands of software solutions from Independent Software Vendors (ISVs). It makes it easy for AWS customers to find, test, buy and deploy software in minutes on AWS. By listing your software in AWS Marketplace, you can reach a worldwide target audience while reducing […]

AWS services support customer needs across various business functions and initiatives. To support this growth, customers are using AWS Control Tower to set up their multi-account environments in a fast and secure way. Customers must also build a framework that enables the network topology to be scalable as they grow their infrastructure footprint on the […]

Customers at all levels of cloud consumption are using AWS Control Tower to set up a new baseline multi-account AWS environment that is secure, well-architected, and ready to use. Automation and centralized management across an AWS environment help organizations to streamline their operations. Kishore, Devi, and I have heard from customers that they would like […]