Monday, June 3, 2019

Prepare for Lambda execution environment updates

AWS Digest
A roundup of AWS content from TechTarget's network |June 3rd, 2019
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Updated Lambda execution environment on its way
By Ryan Dowd, Associate Editor

AWS is updating the Linux OS beneath Lambda. Start testing your functions on the new execution environment before the general update rolls out on July 16. AWS has also launched its first two Ground Stations. (SearchAWS.com)

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AWS Config Rules set for pricing change

On Aug. 1, AWS Config Rules will shift to a pay-per-use pricing model. AWS expects this will save customers money over its current flat-rate model and still be a key cloud compliance tool for organizations. (SearchAWS.com)
 

Azure Cost Management goes multi-cloud with support for AWS

Microsoft's Azure Cost Management tool now supports AWS, so customers can track their spending across both clouds. It's a natural and pragmatic move as Microsoft employs more multi-cloud approaches. (SearchCloudComputing.com)

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Examine AWS tools for infrastructure management

DevOps teams shouldn't wait for administrators to provision and update cloud configurations by hand. Use AWS infrastructure management tools, such as OpsWorks, to put network and security settings on the same level as app code. (SearchAWS.com)
 

Evaluate CodePipeline for serverless apps

Don't let the tedious tasks involved in serverless app development deter your enterprise. Implement AWS CodePipeline to work around these issues and improve consistency in a serverless deployment. (SearchAWS.com)
 

Minimize AWS egress fees with these services

AWS data transfer fees can rack up quickly, especially if an organization needs to move data off the cloud. Consider these native services to save money with the added benefit of better security and performance. (SearchAWS.com)

 
Use AWS PowerShell scripts to find the right S3 objects

The AWS Tools for PowerShell module is one of the best ways to navigate S3. Expert Anthony Howell shows you how to quickly filter for the data you're looking for with the 'Get—S3Bucket' cmdlet. (SearchAWS.com)

 

Compare AWS' bare-metal offerings to other providers'

AWS bare-metal instances stand out in the cloud provider's vast portfolio of compute options, but they'll have to compete against a range of rival offerings in a market that, for now, remains fairly niche. (SearchAWS.com)

 

Gaps in AWS ecosystem open doors for third-party tools

While there is no shortage of native options on the Amazon public cloud, a lack of cohesion among services has made room for third-party tools to fill in the gaps, such as Okta in place of AWS Single Sign-On. (SearchAWS.com)

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