Category: Technical How-to

Using Buy with AWS, customers can now quickly discover and procure software listings available in AWS Marketplace through seller websites.

In this post, we will guide you through using preconfigured Postman collections to interact with the AWS Marketplace catalog. This is available on the official AWS Partners Postman API Network.

In this post, we highlight the use of CloudSmart Insights to create custom private offer rules, discounts, and messaging with customers. We explore how to create a campaign, determine the offer recipients, and deliver offers at scale. We reference the AWS Marketplace Catalog API, which lets sellers create private offers programmatically from their internal applications without needing to use the AWS Marketplace Management Portal. You can start by creating a draft private offer and iterate until the offer is ready to publish.

In this post we will share real-world examples and success stories from ISVs like Snyk and Guance, who have successfully onboarded their add-ons using this framework. You’ll gain insights into the technical details, best practices, and the benefits of leveraging this automation solution for your own add-on integration with Amazon EKS.

In this post, we explore two approaches to setting up notifications. First, to configure email notifications through AWS User Notifications for product requests, approvals, and declines. Second, to configure Amazon EventBridge rules to receive events and integrate with IT workflows.

In this post, we’ll show you how to enable seamless authentication to Amazon Q Developer using existing JumpCloud credentials. We’ll explain the steps for subscribing to JumpCloud, configuring it as an external IdP within AWS IAM Identity Center and enabling automatic user provisioning.

We will cover how to deploy third-party software to AWS GovCloud (US) using Amazon EC2 console. Customers can use the Amazon EC2 console to configure and deploy subscribed third-party software in the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions.

This post discusses how AWS Marketplace sellers can leverage the AWS Marketplace Catalog API to streamline the creation of promotions through Private Offers.

In this post, we show developers two new features to remove complexity when using the Catalog API.

In this post, we share a solution that can be adopted by data providers to enable specific data subscribers to access their data products without requiring data subscribers to own an AWS account. Data providers can choose which data product(s) the data subscriber will be entitled to access and use.