AWS Week in Review – May 4, 2015

Let’s take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week:

Monday, May 4	We updated the Zero Administration AWS Lambda Based HAQM Redshift Database Loader to version 2.0. The Roadtrippers Dev Team wrote about Lambda: Bees with Frickin’ Laser Beams. The AWS Java Blog published Part 2 of an article on Generating HAQM S3 Pre-signed URLs with SSE-KMS. The Netflix Tech Blog Introduced FIDO: Automated Security Incident Response.
Tuesday, May 5	I wrote about Oscar Health, a new Kind of Health Insurance Company Powered by AWS. We announced that CloudTrail Lookup is Now Available in the AWS GovCloud (US) Region. My colleague Matt Wood wrote about Controlled-Access Genomics Data in the Cloud. My colleague Ian Massingham published his Journey Through the Cloud – Scalable Web Apps presentation. The AWS Startup Collection What’s Hot at the San Francisco AWS Pop-up Loft in May. The N2WS Blog enumerated 7 Benefits of Listing Your Product on AWS Marketplace. The Cloud Academy Blog published a Beginner’s Guide to the AWS CLI. The Cloudability Blog talked about Creating Budget Alerts by Tag with Cloudability.
Wednesday, May 6	The AWS Big Data Blog talked about Using AWS Data Pipeline’s Parameterized Templates to Build Your Own Library of ETL Use-case Definitions.
Thursday, May 7	We announced that HAQM SES is now Integrated with HAQM CloudTrail. We announced that the AWS Key Management Service is Now Available in AWS GovCloud (US). We announced that AWS CodeDeploy is Now Available in the EU (Ireland) and Asia Pacific (Sydney) Regions. We updated AWS CloudTrail, AWS CodeDeploy, the AWS SDK for Java, AWS SDK for JavaScript, AWS SDK for .NET, AWS CLI, AWS SDK for Ruby, and HAQM SES. The AWS Partner Network Blog announcd a Series of APN How-to Guides for APN Partners. The AWS Startup Collection talked about Moltin: Streamlining ECommerce Development. The Cloud Academy Blog published Part 1 of a series on Static Websites: Discount Hosting in the Cloud. The Gathering Clouds Blog asked Are Your Deployments Working? Simian Army on AWS.
Friday, May 8	The AWS DevOps Blog invited you to Send ECS Container Logs to CloudWatch Logs for Centralized Monitoring. The We Kanban Blog talked about HAQM Web Services Storage Gateway Monitoring. The Cloud Academy Blog asked the question: AWS Trusted Advisor: Is It Really Smart Enough to Trust? We added the Rocket Steam Console, Atigeo Connect, and Tableau Server (BYOL) to the AWS Marketplace.
Sunday, May 10	The AWS Compute Blog talked about Dynamic GitHub Actions with AWS Lambda.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, May 19 – Webinar – Getting Started: Storage with HAQM S3 and HAQM Glacier.
Wednesday, May 20 – Webinar – Getting Started with HAQM Web Services.
Wednesday, May 20 – Webinar – Deep Dive: Infrastructure as Code.
Wednesday, May 20 – Webinar – Getting Started with HAQM EMR.
Thursday, May 21 – Webinar – Deep Dive: Scaling Up to Your First 10 Million Users.
Thursday, May 21 – Webinar – Streaming Data Processing with HAQM Kinesis and AWS Lambda.
Thursday, May 21 – Webinar – Deep Dive: HAQM Virtual Private Cloud.
Friday, May 22 – Webinar – Best Practices: Control Access Authentication and Authorization with AWS IAM.
Tuesday, May 26 – Live Event – AWS User Group Norway – Designing for Elasticity on AWS.
AWS Summits.

Upcoming Events at the AWS Loft

Tuesday, May 12 –Behind the Scenes with Offerletter.io – How Not to Lose a Million Dollars -An Engineers Guide to negotiating Salary and Equity.
Wednesday, May 13 –A Taste of Chef on AWS.
Thursday, May 14 – Chef Ask an Architect.
Thursday, May 14 – Internet of Things Loft Talks.
Friday, May 15 – Chef Bootcamp – A Taste of Chef on AWS.
Monday, May 18 – AWS Bootcamp – Architecting Highly Available Applications on AWS.
Tuesday, May 19 – AWS Lambda Bootcamp.
Friday, May 22 –AWS Pop-up Loft Hack Series.
Thursday, May 28 – Build Your Own Website: Making Web Development Fun and Easy.

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AWS Week in Review – May 4, 2015

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