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GCP – How to conduct live network forensics in GCP
Forensics is the application of science to criminal and civil laws. It is a proven approach for gathering and processing evidence at a crime scene. An integral step in the forensics process is the isolation of the scene without contaminating or modifying the evidence. The isolation step prevents any further contamination or tampering with possible […]
GCP – Use Process Metrics for troubleshooting and resource attribution
When you are experiencing an issue with your application or service, having deep visibility into both the infrastructure and the software powering your apps and services is critical. Most monitoring services provide insights at the Virtual Machine (VM) level, but few go further. To get a full picture of the state of your application or […]
GCP – Five do’s and don’ts of multicloud, according to the experts
Do you want to fire up a bunch of techies? Talk about multicloud! There is no shortage of opinions. I figured we should tackle this hot topic head-on, so I recently talked to four smart folks—Corey Quinn of Duckbill Group, Armon Dadgar of Hashicorp, Tammy Bryant Butowof Gremlin, and James Watters of VMware—about what multicloud […]
Azure – Azure Blob storage – Inventory generally availability
Administrators can enable a daily or weekly inventory to be created to gain understanding of their blobs and containers. Read More for the details.
AWS – Amazon EC2 customers can now use ED25519 keys for authentication during instance connectivity operations
Starting today, AWS customers can use ED25519 keys to prove their identity when connecting to EC2 instances. ED25519 is an elliptic curve based public-key system commonly used for SSH authentication. Read More for the details.
AWS – AWS Transfer Family expands compatibility for FTPS/FTP clients and increases limit for number of servers
AWS Transfer Family now supports configuring a client side externally accessible IP address on an FTPS/FTP server, allowing clients behind a firewall or a NAT router to connect to the server. Additionally, customers can now easily scale up their workloads by creating up to 50 servers within AWS Transfer Family in a single AWS account […]
GCP – Unlocking Application Modernization with Microservices and APIs
If you build apps and services that your customers consume, two things are certain: You’re exposing APIs in some form or the other. Your apps are made by multiple functions working together to deliver products and services. As you scale up and grow, your enterprise architecture can benefit from a sound strategy for both API […]
AWS – Fully customizable action space now available in AWS DeepRacer Console
Today, we are excited to announce AWS DeepRacer model action space is now fully customizable. AWS DeepRacer is the fastest way to get started with machine learning (ML) through a fully autonomous 1/18th scale race car driven by reinforcement learning, a 3D racing simulator, and a global racing league. Until now, AWS DeepRacer customers were […]
GCP – Build a reinforcement learning recommendation application using Vertex AI
Reinforcement learning (RL) is a form of machine learning whereby an agent takes actions in an environment to maximize a given objective (a reward) over this sequence of steps. Applications of RL include learning-based robotics, autonomous vehicles and content serving. The fundamental RL system includes many states, corresponding actions, and rewards to those actions. Translate […]
AWS – Amazon CodeGuru Profiler extends visualizations capability with a new compare option for application profile
Amazon CodeGuru is a developer tool powered by machine learning that provides intelligent recommendations for improving code quality and identifying an application’s most expensive lines of code. Developers can use Amazon CodeGuru Profiler to understand the runtime behavior of their applications, identify and remove code inefficiencies, improve performance, and significantly decrease compute costs. Read More for […]
