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Starting a business is hard. Convincing potential investors that a business does have the potential to be successful is harder. And this is all omitting the process of procuring the necessary talent needed to contribute to the effort. This is why AWS Activate works with various investor, venture capital, and startup firms to help companies using their services get a legup.
NoSQL (non SQL) databases are the current standard for modern web applications involving big data. It has proven adept in storage and retrieval of various data structure types, whether the data is structured or not. Lacking the requirements of predefined schema, applications with NoSQL develop faster, allow modifications in real-time, and require minimal overhead. With ease of scaling, multiple industries have found widespread use.
If your web apps or APIs are at risk of being hacked or compromised by bots, AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a virtual firewall that can assist defend you from these threats. AWS WAF gives you comprehensive control over traffic accessing your applications by allowing you to set security rules that restrict bot traffic and stop classic attack types like SQL injection and cross-site scripting. Additionally, you have the option of creating rules that only allow certain types of traffic.
Content Delivery Networks (CDN) are a series of global servers installed with the intention of streamlining and optimizing content delivery to end users. This is accomplished by localizing the information being accessed in a region near the user to reduce the time it takes for that information to travel to and from the servers. There are plenty of moving parts to this system and AWS does provide its own set of tools for ensuring distribution of your content.
At its core, AWS Amplify is a suite of purpose-built tools and capabilities meant to make building full-stack applications on AWS a breeze for front-end web and mobile developers. Using Amplify’s web and mobile app backends, you can quickly and efficiently create a complete application with both front-end user interfaces and back-end systems. With just a few lines of code, you can seamlessly connect your web and mobile apps to new and existing AWS resources.
With no knowledge of cloud computing, you may more quickly get your items to market and expand your company. In order to construct a complete application, encompassing front-end user interfaces and back-end systems, you must utilize a visual programming language like Java or C++. You can link your web and mobile apps to new and current AWS resources with just a few lines of code. Within minutes, static websites, single-page web applications, and server-side rendered applications can all be built and hosted. By combining AWS AppSync and AWS Amplify, you can build a scalable and secure cloud-powered web and mobile application. The process starts with creating an AWS AppSync API, defining the data schema, and configuring resolvers. Amplify then generates the necessary GraphQL API code, which you can easily integrate into your application.
Computer vision (CV) capabilities provided by Amazon Rekognition are pre-trained and programmable, making it easy to extract data and insights from images and videos. Pre-trained or configurable computer vision APIs can be swiftly integrated into your apps without the need to build machine learning (ML) models and infrastructure from scratch. Images and videos are analyzed in minutes using artificial intelligence to assist people in visual assessment tasks that would otherwise be performed manually (AI).
Intelligent decision-making based on data is the soul of today’s successful companies. Cloud data warehouses are used by most businesses to store operational data and facilitate business intelligence and data analysis.
The term “infrastructure as code” (IaC) has been popular recently, and for good reason. IaC, or software-defined infrastructure, is an IT setup where developers or operations teams continuously manage and provision the technological stack for an application via software, rather than manually configuring separate hardware devices and operating systems. As an essential part of DevOps, it attempts to boost productivity, quality, and timeliness in organizations.
AWS CloudFormation or the open-source Terraform tool is frequently the first two options that come to mind when looking for tools to implement infrastructure as code on AWS. In order to help you decide which is best for your situation, we’ll go over the differences between them.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) scale very easily and securely with your application of choice. That’s not to say it is completely safe against intrusions. At least 70 percent of IT enterprise leaders are concerned about how secure the cloud is according to this report. As time progresses, there will be no end to those looking to exploit whatever loophole they can find in your security.
Is operational efficiency the biggest undermining factor for your AWS environment? Do you need a helping hand to ensure that each cent spent goes towards maximizing production? Here at AllCode, our expertise with AWS can help you see increased savings month over month. In just the first month of use alone, you can expect to see as much as 10% saved on your AWS bill.