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In this post, we show you how to use the enhanced filtering and sorting capability provided by the ListEntities action in the AWS Marketplace Catalog API. The new filtering and sorting capability lets customers retrieve information with fewer API calls. AWS Marketplace sellers can use improved search results to help elevate the user experience.

This post will provide an overview of how you can take advantage of APIs to manage pricing aspects of your products, offers, resale authorizations, and CPPOs.  You will learn about pricing terms and how to update them programmatically using the AWS Marketplace Catalog API.

In this post, we will show how it may be possible to avoid wastage and better forecast food needs using PredictHQ’s dataset with  Amazon Forecast and other machine learning services.

In this blog post, Alex, Pramod, and I will show how to install and use the infrastructure we built to perform quant research at scale. We made the stack and examples available in the public repository so you can use it in your own investment research. This solution uses Apache Spark, Amazon EMR on EKS, Docker, Karpenter, EMR Studio Notebooks, and AWS Data Exchange for Amazon S3.

In this blog post, we show how to customize your landing page for the serverless SaaS integration by adding additional fields to the landing page. You can also create input validations for the new variables added.

In this blog post, I showed how to search for and select products available in AWS Marketplace and how to receive and accept private offers. I also showed how to scale your private offers using managed entitlements and how to enhance security using a delegated administrator account to distribute license entitlements.

Using a CI/CD pipeline with IBM API Connect can help simplify and streamline your API publishing and testing workflows. In this blog post, Senthil and I will show you how to set up AWS CodePipeline (CodePipeline) to build an API Connect CI/CD pipeline to publish and test APIs and product changes.

In this post, Swaminathan and I will show you how to find, subscribe to, and deploy AWS Marketplace add-ons from the Amazon EKS Console or using a CLI approach. Specifically, we’ll show how you can subscribe to and deploy Kubecost, a third-party cost optimization software, to your cluster as an Amazon EKS add-on.

When customers are transitioning to the cloud, the network and security teams have a standard set of goals: build a secure, reliable, scalable network topology. They achieve these goals by creating multiple Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) instances across multiple AWS accounts to provide permissions boundaries and isolate workloads from each other. While robust, […]

In this blog post, Gowri, Vikrant and I demonstrate how to increase transparency for residential real estate transactions using Vendia Share. Vendia Share is an enterprise blockchain built with AWS Serverless technology. Vendia enables companies to create real-time data applications that are scalable, secure, and offer a shared, single view of truth. Real estate transaction […]