Category: Technical How-to

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.

Before you learn how to benefit from the new agreement amendments feature, we will show you what annual subscriptions are and how to access them with AWS Marketplace AMI products. Then we will step through three scenarios to better understand how to deliver the most value from the feature.

In this post, we will guide you through the fundamentals of private marketplace, key personas and illustrate step by step how to create and manage private marketplace at scale for your organization. We will also address best practices for private marketplace implementation.

This post discusses the advantages of this collaborative solution for managing microservices workloads on AWS using Istio.

This post will show you how to take your CloudWatch metrics to the next level by using your AWS resource tags in your monitoring setup.

In this post, Deepa and I will share a solution to set up private marketplace catalogs using AWS CloudFormation templates. You can use this solution to enable automation through integration with your organization’s existing infrastructure-as-code (IaC) setup. Internally, this solution uses APIs through AWS SDK for Python (Boto3) and leverages AWS Lambda, Amazon EventBridge, and Amazon S3. It provides an automated way to enable the private marketplace feature in your organization, create and configure multiple private marketplace experiences, and manage these experiences.

This blog provides a holistic roadmap of the process for SaaS companies to get their products listed in AWS Marketplace. Including all aspects, from initial seller registration to product creation, integration, testing, publishing, and promotion, with a breakdown of the roles, functions, and tips for each phase. By following the 5 phases and helpful tips listed in this blog, SaaS companies can efficiently list their solution in a few weeks.

In this blog post, we are  happy to share that Amazon EKS users can now easily discover as well as procure third-party add-ons from within the Amazon EKS console, replacing the need to open the product details page in a new tab to create a subscription.