AWS Startups Blog
Category: Startup
Scaling on AWS Part III: >500K Users
This post is part 3 of a blog series that shows you how to iteratively evolve a basic AWS architecture into one that supports millions of…
Scaling on AWS Part II > 10K Users
Welcome to the second post in a series of primers designed to help you scale your startup on Amazon Web Services (AWS). In the first post…
What Startups Should Know about Amazon VPC : Part 1
Introducing Amazon VPC and its components.
The Case for Deployment Pipelines
At Clarify.io, we put pipelines on our “really going to do” list. By adopting a pipeline-based approach, we gained immediate returns that we could measure in hard numbers like less downtime, faster release schedules, and reliable fixes. Pipelines made our software more stable, easier to maintain, and safer to change. Here are the benefits and how to get started.
What’s Hot at AWS Pop-up Lofts in December
December is an exciting time of the year, and that’s especially true at the AWS Pop-up Lofts! Check out our highlighted events here.
Scaling on AWS Part I: A Primer
Scaling an on-premise infrastructure is hard. You need to plan for peak capacity, wait for equipment to arrive, configure the hardware and…
Recap: Building IoT Solutions with AWS and Intel
This fall, UK-based startups had a unique opportunity to learn firsthand some of the latest technologies available to support IoT. This was available at the AWS Pop-Up Loft in London, which was open from September 10 to October 28 and hosted a wide range of sessions and activities to help local startups learn how AWS could support their businesses.
SafeDK: Giving Control Back to App Developers in an SDK-Fueled World
SafeDK offers an In-App Protection solution and SDK Marketplace, putting mobile app security and quality back in the hands of app developers. Here’s how they do it.
Three Internal Software Tools Every Startup Should Use
Guest post by Vanessa Kruze of Kruze Consulting
Accelerating Software Delivery on AWS
In this post, we look at some of the methods that startups take to support this customer-driven development approach and the services AWS provides to support these methods.