AWS Startups Blog
Optimizing Latency and Bandwidth for AWS Traffic
AWS Startup Spotlight: Datapath.io
The London Loft Returns
Opening April 18th
Adapting Deep Learning to Medicine with Behold.ai
AWS Startup Spotlight
What Startups Should Know Before Choosing a CDN
In this post, I don’t discuss what a CDN is or whether you should use a CDN to improve performance (you probably already know the answer to both). Rather, my goal here is to help you make an informed decision if you do choose to go with a CDN. Because there are many different CDN providers in the market today, choosing the right one based on your business needs is essential.
Coming Soon: the Tel Aviv AWS Pop-up Loft
Opening Tuesday, March 1st!
Continuous Delivery and Effective Feature Flagging with LaunchDarkly
We saw the larger companies (Google, Facebook, Twitter) invest heavily in custom-built feature flagging infrastructure to roll features out to whom they want, when they want. Smaller companies were building and maintaining their own feature flagging infrastructure or doing without. That’s where we saw an opportunity to start up LaunchDarkly. We’re going to share how we started, issues we ran into, and how AWS helped us scale.
Architecture III: Picking the Right Data Store for Your Workload
In part III of the architecture series by an AWS solutions architect, you’ll learn how to choose the right data store for your workloads.
The Growing Demand for mHealth Applications: Part II
In this post, Christopher Crosbie of MPH shows you how hurdles present a major opportunity for startups to leverage the functionality of AWS to directly address the mobile health segment of the healthcare industry.
Movidiam: Filmmaking Reimagined
We had an exciting launch at AWS re:Invent 2015, and we are continuing to evolve our platform. In this post, we share our backstory, discuss how we’re reimagining the way films are made, and explain how we’ve leveraged AWS to bring our project management tools to life.
The Growing Demand for mHealth Applications: Part I
In the first part of this two-part series, I show how these two industry trends have created major demand for mobile health (mHealth) applications, which soon will become a key component of our healthcare environment.









