Category: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)

Palo Alto Networks faced challenges processing IoT security data at scale. They partnered with AWS to implement a new architecture using Amazon Redshift. This solution improved data processing speeds and created a dedicated pipeline for device data. Key outcomes included 50% faster API responses, real-time data aggregations, 40% infrastructure cost reduction, and improved system resilience. The new architecture enhanced Palo Alto Networks’ ability to serve customers and explore emerging technologies, reinforcing their leadership in IoT security.

Foundation models offer a major breakthrough in the ability to rapidly prototype new AI applications. However, for many businesses building generative AI applications, a key challenge is refining these applications to be production quality. In this post, we cover how you can leverage tools from Databricks and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to address this challenge.

Learn how Syntax CxLink for ILM can enable SAP ILM users to leverage SAP on AWS by using Amazon S3 as their secondary storage for SAP ILM allowing companies to use SAP ILM’s automated rules to manage data archiving and destruction for data residing in either SAP or in Amazon S3—while continuing to meet business needs and regulatory requirements around data retention and destruction.

Explore how IAV lumits, the first automated AWS cloud-based solution specifically for C-ITS message compliance, accelerates verification processes. Supporting standardized specifications from SAE, ISO, IEEE, and ETSI, IAV lumits ensures interoperability and safety in connected vehicles, The blog post describes how you can accelerate C-ITS deployment faster and make it more secure.

Organizations worldwide are grappling with an increase in ransomware and cybersecurity threats as threat actors intensify attacks for monetary and political gains. Cohesity launched Cohesity DataHawk, a SaaS service running on AWS, to help organizations improve their cyber resiliency. Cohesity DataHawk provides advanced data security capabilities to enable faster response to cybersecurity incidents, classification of sensitive data for better protection, and confident recovery of malware-free data.

Unstructured data is the foundation of most companies and growing at an unprecedented scale. This blog post describes how Rubrik NAS Cloud Direct, a SaaS solution built on AWS, helps you protect unstructured data by providing a highly scalable data protection solution that can protect multi-TB sized file systems running on-premises or in the cloud.

By Jimmy Dahlqvist, APN Ambassador, Sr. Solutions Architect – Sigma Technology Cloud By Leszek Ucinski, Cloud Engineer – Sigma Technology Cloud By Bill Tarr, Principal Solutions Architect – AWS SaaS Factory By Babak Parvizi, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect – AWS SaaS Factory Sigma Technology For software providers with legacy applications, modernization to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) […]

Snowflake By Daniel Wirjo, Solutions Architect – AWS By Benny Chun, Solutions Architect – AWS By Bosco Albuquerque, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect – AWS By Hans Siebrand, Cloud Data Architect – Snowflake By Matt Marzillo, Sr. Partner Engineer – Snowflake With recent advancements, building a data platform to provide a data foundation for generative AI […]

When designing IT solutions, a one-size-fits-all approach misses opportunities for performance and cost savings. Exxeta proposes a use-case driven architecture approach that fits IT components to specific business processes. A real-world example shows how this approach helped an automotive company build a high-performance, scalable analytics solution at a lower cost by utilizing fit-for-purpose technologies like Apache HBase and Amazon S3.

The 3-2-1 backup strategy ensures data protection by maintaining multiple copies across different storage media, with at least one copy offsite. As companies adopt SaaS applications, they need strategies to backup critical SaaS data. Own Company (formerly OwnBackup) enables SaaS data backups to Amazon S3, providing data autonomy, meeting recovery objectives, and allowing data analysis.