Category: Open Source

Deploying microservices-based applications can be complex. First, it requires setting up your basic compute, storage, and networking capabilities. You’re also going to need some simple developer tools, application integration, logging, distributed tracing, and monitoring. AWS offers a wide variety of choices in each of these areas. In compute, you can create your own custom stack […]

中文版 IMPORTANT NOTE – Oct 12, 2018 The steps described in this post are no longer accurate, please refer to the AWS Service Broker GitHub project for up-to-date installation instructions. We’ll be updating this post soon. There’s no doubt that containers have changed how we build projects. One of the guiding principles of a containerized […]

中文版 AWS Fargate is a new compute engine that allows you to run containers without having to provision, manage, or scale servers. Today, Fargate is natively integrated with Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS). Since we announced Fargate at re:Invent 2017, many customers have told us that they were very interested in using Fargate to run […]

This post has been updated – Deploying the AWS IAM Authenticator to kops 中文版   The Kubernetes 1.10 release has included alpha support for the client-go package to process external ExecCredential providers. This is being used to power the authentication against Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS) clusters while still following one of the […]

中文版 Amazon Web Services announced today at redisconf that it is open sourcing encryption-in-transit for Redis, the leading in-memory key-value data store. Amazon ElastiCache for Redis added the encryption-in-transit feature last year to help our customers encrypt their Redis data sets and satisfy compliance requirements. We learned from our customers, and designed a solution that […]

AWS is a Platinum sponsor of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe, taking place at the Bella Convention Center in Copenhagen, Denmark from April 30-May 4. The team will be there to talk about Kubernetes and containers in the cloud. Stop by booth P-E08 to learn more and see a demo of our upcoming Kubernetes service, Amazon […]

This open source project comes from our customer community. It was developed by Peak Games to assist with their own S3 workflow, and includes features such as tab completion and built-in wild card support for files in S3 commands. Enjoy! – Deirdré Background Up until now, working on multiple objects on Amazon S3 from the […]

I’ve recorded several podcasts over the years, and just had a new one published on the AWS Podcast with Simon Elisha. We mostly discussed chaos engineering, but also covered the recent work we are doing in open source. – AWS Podcast #238 A few years ago (before I joined AWS), I recorded a talk about […]

Shalom! I had the opportunity to speak at AWS Summit Tel Aviv a few weeks ago. It is always refreshing to meet our customers and learn how they are using the cloud to innovate and solve their problems. On a personal level, it’s always fun to visit a new country even after traveling to 40+ […]

Open Source News from the AWS Summit San Francisco The AWS Summit in San Francisco on April 4th saw a slew of announcements, including some in open source: SAM Implementation is now open source! “In 2016, we launched SAM and opened up the SAM specification on this Github repo to invite collaborators. We’ve loved your […]