AWS Architecture Blog
Category: Architecture
Genomics workflows, Part 1: automated launches
Genomics workflows are high-performance computing workloads. Traditionally, they run on-premises with a collection of scripts. Scientists run and manage these workflows manually, which slows down the product development lifecycle. Scientists spend time to administer workflows and handle errors on a day-to-day basis. They also lack sufficient compute capacity on-premises. In Part 1 of this series, […]
Architecting near real-time personalized recommendations with Amazon Personalize
Delivering personalized customer experiences enables organizations to improve business outcomes such as acquiring and retaining customers, increasing engagement, driving efficiencies, and improving discoverability. Developing an in-house personalization solution can take a lot of time, which increases the time it takes for your business to launch new features and user experiences. In this post, we show […]
Why Signeasy chose AWS Serverless to build their SaaS dashboard
Signeasy is a leading eSignature company that offers an easy-to-use, cross-platform and cloud-based eSignature and document transaction management software as a service (SaaS) solution for businesses. Over 43,000 companies worldwide use Signeasy to digitize and streamline business workflows. In this blog, you will learn why and how Signeasy used AWS Serverless to create a SaaS […]
Accelerating Well-Architected Framework reviews using integrated AWS Trusted Advisor insights
In this blog, we will explain how the new AWS Well-Architected integration with AWS Trusted Advisor can give you insights to accelerate your cloud optimization. Customers that have the most success in their cloud adoption recognize that optimizing their cloud architecture and operations is not a one-time effort. Optimization is a continuous improvement virtuous cycle […]
Deploying IBM Cloud Pak for integration on Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS
Customers across many industries use IBM integration software, such as IBM MQ, DataPower, API Connect, and App Connect, as the backbone that integrates and orchestrates their business-critical workloads. These customers often tell Amazon Web Services (AWS), they want to migrate their applications to AWS Cloud, as part of their business strategy: to lower costs, gain […]
Optimize your modern data architecture for sustainability: Part 1 – data ingestion and data lake
The modern data architecture on AWS focuses on integrating a data lake and purpose-built data services to efficiently build analytics workloads, which provide speed and agility at scale. Using the right service for the right purpose not only provides performance gains, but facilitates the right utilization of resources. Review Modern Data Analytics Reference Architecture on […]
How Wego secured developer connectivity to Amazon Relational Database Service instances
How do you securely access Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) instances from a developer’s laptop? Online travel marketplace, Wego, shares their journey from bastion hosts in the public subnet to lightweight VPN tunnels on top of Session Manager, a capability of AWS Systems Manager, using temporary access keys. In this post, we explore how […]
What to consider when modernizing APIs with GraphQL on AWS
In the next few years, companies will build over 500 million new applications, more than has been developed in the previous 40 years combined (see IDC article). API operations enable innovation. They are the “front door” to applications and microservices, and an integral layer in the application stack. In recent years, GraphQL has emerged as […]
How USAA built an Amazon S3 malware scanning solution
United Services Automobile Association (USAA) is a San Antonio-based insurance, financial services, banking, and FinTech company supporting millions of military members and their families. USAA has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to digitally transform and build multiple USAA solutions that help keep members safe and save members money and time. Why build a S3 […]
Verify the resilience of your workloads using Chaos Engineering
The following is an early preview of new guidance to be published as part of updates to the AWS Well-Architected content: Chaos Engineering enables us to find shortcomings before our customers find them and therefore, provides us with the opportunity to create a better customer experience. Chaos Engineering does not introduce chaos into your systems, […]