Category: Technical How-to

This post provides detailed self-serve steps to launch a SaaS product in AWS Marketplace to the limited state, covers required integration steps to publish the product to the public state, and includes instructions to publish the product to the public state.

When deploying a WAF, it is important to understand the requirements and considerations needed for that individual WAF. Traditional WAF deployments must take performance, sizing, network architecture, and other issues into consideration.

In this post, we’ll explore the specific challenges universities encounter when managing third-party software procurement, how Private Marketplace helps overcome them, and provide practical guidance for implementation.

This integration lets you automatically deploy Upwind to existing and new EKS clusters without a lengthy procurement process, bypassing the often months-long process of discovery, deployment, and management.

AWS Marketplace now offers EC2 Image Builder components from independent software vendors (ISVs). This feature expands the catalog of components available in EC2 Image Builder to include components from ISVs provided through AWS Marketplace. Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers can now seamlessly find, subscribe to, and package software components available in AWS Marketplace to create golden images through Image Builder.

In this blog post, we describe an approach for controlling access to AWS Marketplace repositories using IAM policies with least privilege permissions assigned to IAM user accounts or roles. We demonstrate this capability through the experiences of three personas, defined as follows:

· AWS Marketplace Administrator – This user has full admin access in AWS marketplace.
· Developer – This user has limited access to push images to defined repositories.
· Read-only user – This user has access to describe and list images only, with pushing actions being blocked.

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.