AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog
Author: Néstor Gándara
Modernize COBOL Workloads with Amazon EKS powered by Generative AI
Legacy COBOL applications can be modernized and expanded with AI and ML using Amazon EKS. By containerizing COBOL applications and running them on EKS, organizations can preserve their existing critical systems logic while adding advanced cloud capabilities like flexibility, scalability, and efficiency—without starting from scratch.
Accelerate Legacy App Modernization with Virtusa and AWS Generative AI
Learn how Virtusa, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, leverages generative AI through their Helio platform to modernize legacy applications. Using Amazon Q Developer Agent and Amazon Bedrock, Virtusa automates code transformation and documentation, enabling faster Java upgrades and mainframe migrations while reducing modernization costs and complexity.
AWS Partner Experts Discuss the Significance of Black History Month 2022
As we celebrate Black History Month in 2022, the AWS Partner Network (APN) is honored to share some perspectives from several members of our global AWS Partner community. Isaac Oben is an AWS Ambassador and Sr. IT Lead at CDW. He has 15+ years of experience architecting, designing, and delivering IT solutions to customers across multiple industries. Larry Gilreath is the worldwide leader for the Systems Integrators Partner Management Solutions Architecture team at AWS.
How Virtusa Powers Hyper-Personalization with 5G, AWS Wavelength, and Edge Technology
The digital revolution has seen an explosion of marketing data, and hyper-personalization takes personalized marketing to the next level by gathering data and providing targeted recommendations to improve the user experience at every digital touchpoint. What if you could cross the digital barrier and run hyper-personalized campaigns in the real world? Learn how Virtusa uses 5G, AWS Wavelength, and edge technology to help bridge this divide.
Exposing Private APIs Across AWS Accounts Only for Authorized Access Methods
Virtusa recently received a requirement to make an application programming interface (API) accessible across another AWS account. The API was an internal-only API hosted in a private subnet, and could be accessed only from within the network. The requirement also stipulated Virtusa make only a few read-only (Get) methods accessible, and not all the methods from the API. Learn how Virtusa addressed the customer’s challenge by designing a solution that uses Amazon API Gateway with IAM authentication.