February 2020 updates on AWS Client VPN, AWS Compute Optimiser, and The State of Serverless.
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January 2020 updates on pricing on container-based software, Australian public sector, Linus AMI, Cyber Security Trail Blazers Report and more.
Welcome to AWS Technical Essentials Course Spotlight. You’ll get a better idea of what the featured course covers, the skills you’ll learn and the job roles that benefit from taking it.
AWS Technical Essentials Training is the first step for those beginning their cloud journey. The course introduce students to AWS products and services, presenting them as solutions.
Instructor led training equips your employees with the skills to ensure your cloud transformation a success.
According to the 2019 Gartner report cloud computing infrastructure and applications will total $214 billion in 2019. Within the next three years, more than two-thirds of IT software and infrastructure will be cloud based. Whether you are ready or not, cloud migration will be increasingly vital to the growth of your business in the coming years.
In an article published on AWS’s blog on 23rd January 2019, Mathew Graham advised AWS were approved to hold PROTECTED Australian Government data.
In the November 2018 episode of What’s New with AWS before re:Invent 2018, Jeff Barr shares what’s new with Regions, CloudFormation, and AWS Budgets.
Here’s the 5 November 2018 updat from Jeff Barr, AWS evangelist, as he shares What’s New with AWS incorporating Amazon EC2 and Machine Learning.
In the 29 October 2018 episode, AWS’s advocate Jeff Barr shares What’s New with AWS incorporating Amazon API Gateway, Amazon Translate and AWS CloudFormation Quick Start.
In this episode of What’s New with AWS, Jeff Barr provides an overview of the latest updates with Amazon Web Services, incorporating:
In an article from Barron’s in February 2016, it described how AWS’s colourful CTO Werner Vogels tells startups to ‘Go Build!’ in a presentation he made as part of the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona. The presentation was specifically for the startup-focused stream called Four Years from Now.
