Able to get Frontend/login authenticated with the Cognito and APIGateway authorizes and redirects if it contains valid token.
I am pretty new to this tech stack so please don't judge me for this question.
 All examples out there creates the API in the API gateway. But, how to use Kubernetes services as the rest api endpoints in the API Gateway?

Appreciate any help here, thanks!

I am a Masters student writing about Blockchain from a innovation management perspective. I am interested in researching the Amazon Managed Blockchain service.

I would like to get in touch with public relations and/or Amazon professionals to generate qualitative data regarding my main question;

"What impacts does blockchain technology have on a company’s strategic management process?"

If you can help me to this end I would like to open a conversation with you and appreciate it very much.

I've a requirement where in i'm trying to create clouldwatch dashboard for my service,I've nearly 20 servers for which i wish to create dashboard with multiple widget.

each widget would contain 'CPUUtilization' martix for all 20 server,other widget would contain ' DiskReadOps' matrics for all 20 servers and so on.

In short 

one dashboard would contain multipe widget and one widget would contain matrix from multiple servers

I wish to write cloudformation script for the same in yaml format as i'm using yaml for other stuffs,i tried to refer docs but dint get much about my requirement


Any help on this will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Subham

Hi,

I am sending email using SMTP on AWS. Email is being delivered to the recepient, but i cant see the email listed in the SENT folder of my workmail account. 
I tried to set the Email rules, but the rules are not working as expected.
Any ideas?


Thanks

Coming soon - Amazon EFS Infrequent Access Storage Class

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The AWS Developer Tools Improve Continuous Delivery Support for AWS Fargate and Amazon ECS

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AWS announces ML Insights (preview) for Amazon QuickSight

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In a recent exciting announcement which has come as a relief for many experienced professionals, AWS has now removed the pre-requisites for the Professional and Speciality certifications!

Prior to this, you needed an Associate level certification before being eligible to appear for the Professional certification examination and you needed either an Associate or Foundational level certificate to be eligible to appear for the Specialty certification examination.

Now, you are eligible to directly write the Professional examination without having to be forced to technically pay for 2 exams i.e both Associate and Professional. This is an extremely helpful step for those individuals who already have several years of hands on experience on AWS and shied away from paying for lower level exams like the Associate level.

Here is the full announcement from AWS:

Quote:AWS Certification exams validate skills and expertise with an industry-recognized credential. We’re updating our AWS Certification Program to give you more flexibility by removing exam pre-requisites. You can now choose the exam that’s right for you based on your expertise and goals.

We offer a total of 9 exams at the Foundational, Associate, and Professional level. In the past, we required you to pass an Associate or Foundational level exam before pursuing a Professional or Specialty certification. We listened to our customers, and heard you wanted more flexibility, so we are eliminating these requirements. You are no longer required to have an Associate certification before pursuing a Professional certification, and you are no longer required to hold a Foundational or Associate certification before pursuing Specialty certification.

Explore our recommended learning paths for guidance on how you can advance and validate your cloud skills. We offer digital and classroom training to help you build cloud skills and prepare for certification exams.

We’re making these updates in our system beginning on Thursday, October 11, and all candidates will be able to register for any exam by the end of the month

Source: AWS

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