AWS Marketplace

In this post, you’ll learn how Arctic Wolf ingests security telemetry using an event-driven architecture built on AWS. You can get started with Arctic Wolf in AWS Marketplace.

In this post, you’ll learn how SpyCloud built and operates its data pipeline using Amazon Web Services (AWS) offerings and how you can use it to protect your organization.

In this post, I show how to use the metering agent skill to generate a usage-based metering integration for a SaaS product, then deploy and verify it in your own account. It runs in AI-assisted coding IDEs that support Model Context Protocol (MCP).

In this post, I show you how to deploy Megaport Cloud Router (MCR) with AWS Direct Connect from AWS Marketplace to stand up enterprise-grade Layer 3 multicloud connectivity in under an hour. I cover subscribing in a single transaction, provisioning your MCR, and creating a hosted connection and virtual interface.

This post shows how to integrate the Auth0 MCP server with Kiro CLI so you can build, secure, extend, and debug customer identity through natural-language commands in your terminal. Similar configuration also works in the Kiro IDE, so you can use the Auth0 MCP server from either the terminal or the IDE; this post focuses on Kiro CLI.

In this post, learn how to implement fixed-rate and tiered SaaS subscription pricing in AWS Marketplace with sample Python code for accurate usage metering and billing.

In this post, I show you MP-Buyer portal a serverless reference solution that demonstrates what’s possible when you extend AWS Marketplace into your own workflows. The solution shows how to use Discovery API for product filtering and comparison, Agreement API for subscription management, and how to integrate these capabilities while maintaining the AWS Marketplace benefits you rely on standardized agreements, AWS billing integration, and vendor consolidation.

In this post, we cover how auto-renewals for AWS Marketplace private offers work, the pricing options, and how to get started. The post is written for sellers, with buyers in mind.

In this post, you will learn how to configure these two governance features. You will also learn how these features can be configured differently for selective audiences to enforce varying procurement policies across your AWS Organization.

This post is Part 2 of a four-part series on SaaS pricing models in AWS Marketplace. In Part 1, we covered three common configurations for the SaaS contract pricing model. This post focuses on the SaaS subscription pricing model, outlining two common configurations and helping you determine which approach works best for your product listing in AWS Marketplace.