Introducing Amazon S3 Batch Operations
Amazon Web Services (AWS) users frequently manage millions to billions of objects within individual Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) buckets, leveraging the platform’s scalability, durability, affordability, security, and diverse storage options. Users upload images, videos, log files, backups, and other critical data, making S3 an integral component of their storage strategies. Batch operations allow for efficient management of these large collections.
Get to Know AWS Services & Solutions – April Online Tech Talks
by Sarah Johnson
on 03 APR 2019
in Alexa, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon EC2, Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS), Amazon Machine Learning, AWS App Mesh, Blockchain, Compute, Database, Networking & Content Delivery, Serverless, Storage
Join us this April for insightful online tech talks about AWS services and solutions. These live presentations cater to a variety of technical levels and are conducted by AWS solutions architects and engineers. Expect in-depth technical discussions, live demos, and engaging Q&A sessions with AWS experts. Register for these sessions to deepen your understanding of AWS offerings. For further reading on AWS services, consider checking out this blog post.
Launch of Amazon S3 Glacier Deep Archive Storage Class
by Michael Reyes
on 27 MAR 2019
in Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), Launch, News
Many AWS customers accumulate vast amounts of important data—often exceeding a petabyte—that they rarely access. This data is sometimes collected and processed immediately, then stored for years, waiting for possible future use. In other cases, it’s kept for compliance or archival purposes. Glacier Deep Archive offers a cost-effective solution for this type of long-term storage.
New Infrequent Access Storage Class for Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
by Michael Reyes
on 13 FEB 2019
in Amazon Elastic File System (EFS), Launch, News
The Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) enables users to create file systems at petabyte scale, accessible from hundreds or thousands of EC2 instances and on-premises servers without downtime. Since EFS’s introduction in mid-2016, several features have been added, including data encryption at rest and performance enhancements.
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Podcast #289: A Discussion on Amazon FSx For Windows File Server
by Simon Elisha
on 15 JAN 2019
in Amazon EC2, Amazon FSx, News, Podcast, Storage
In this podcast episode, Simon engages with Andrew Crudge, Senior Product Manager for FSx, to discuss the capabilities of this newly launched service. They delve into its potential applications and best practices for integration within various environments. Additional resources for FSx can be found through the official AWS documentation.
Learn about AWS Services & Solutions – January Online Tech Talks
by Sarah Johnson
on 07 JAN 2019
in Compute, Front-End Web & Mobile, Internet of Things, Networking & Content Delivery, Security, Identity, & Compliance, Serverless, Storage
Happy New Year! This January, join us for a series of online talks designed to enhance your knowledge of AWS services. These sessions, presented live by AWS experts, cover a wide range of topics and include technical deep dives, demonstrations, and interactive Q&A opportunities.
Discover New AWS re:Invent Launches – December Online Tech Talks
by Sarah Johnson
on 07 DEC 2018
in Amazon Machine Learning, AWS RoboMaker, Compute, Database, Internet of Things, Security, Identity, & Compliance, Serverless, Storage
In the coming weeks, we will be hosting online tech talks to showcase new services and features launched at re:Invent 2018. Participants can learn about the latest innovations, see live demonstrations, and engage with AWS experts during the sessions. Registration is open and free.
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