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CDW continues to embrace our partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) while expanding our best-in-class on-premises managed services. This is important, as many of our customers leverage the hybrid infrastructure model — a combination of traditional on-premises hardware, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) verses using a private or publicContinue reading “CDW AWS Managed Services for Hybrid Cloud Environments”

Amazon recently unveiled a new fully managed service under the AWS umbrella. Amazon Personalize is a machine learning tool that lets users create private, customized personalization recommendations for applications. The tool is now available to all AWS users. It had been available in preview starting in 2018. If you’re interested in making the most ofContinue reading “Amazon Personalize Now Available to All AWS Users”

AWS Machine Learning is among the fastest-growing technologies today and being backed with ML skills is considered one of the most sought after attributes in today’s job market. This blog will give you an understanding of AWS ML and SageMaker. What is Machine Learning?Machine Learning is the study of various algorithms and models that aContinue reading “What is Machine Learning on AWS and How it Works?”

Introduction to IAM Identity and access management is a service that helps the user to control and access AWS resources. IAM users will have permission to authenticate and authorize their AWS services. Using IAM, the user can create multiple users and groups and grant and deny permission on accessing the services in AWS. What isContinue reading “What Is AWS IAM Access Analyzer?”

AWS held its annual user conference last week, and — as always — it brought home just how transformational cloud computing is. AWS announced a number of new services at the event; these made clear s how far beyond the traditional IPS (Infrastructure/Platform/Software-as-a-Service) model AWS has moved. Simply stated, if you are an enterprise ITContinue reading “AWS Reinvent Reinforces the Growth of Cloud Computing”

At the event of re:Invent conference, the Amazon Web Service CEO Andy Jassy announces the release of SageMaker Studio, an integrated development environment for Machine Learning. The AWS’s SageMaker Studio is a web-based IDE for building and training machine learning workflows. It helps to brings code editing, training, job tracking, tuning, and debugging all intoContinue reading “AWS launches SageMaker Studio, a web-based IDE for Machine Learning & Data Science”

Running Docker in production has quickly become the norm. Cloud hosting providers like AWS, GCE and Azure realized that this is what organizations need. Services like EKS and ECS from Amazon offer a completely managed environment for your Docker containers to run on. Through this article, we’ll take a closer look to one of them,Continue reading “What is AWS ECS? Running Docker in Production”

One of the benefits of running your workloads in VMware Cloud on AWS is that VMware manages the platform, including all of the infrastructure and management components. VMware also performs regular updates across the SDDC fleet to deliver new features, bug fixes, and software upgrades. Operationalizing common tasks for these components is crucial. The AutoscalerContinue reading “Auto Remediation with VMware Cloud on AWS”

Amazon Web Services (AWS) was a little known, infrequently thought about part of Amazon.com Inc (AMZN) until this year. This year was the first time in the division’s nine year history that Amazon revealed its revenue figures and were the numbers ever shocking. In the first quarter of 2015, AWS brought in over $1.5 billionContinue reading “What Is Amazon Web Services and Why Is It so Successful?”