Amazon migrated its Item Master Service from Oracle to Amazon DynamoDB to improve availability and scalability, reduce the operational burden, and improve utilization. Amazon is the world’s leading online retailer and provides a wide range of cloud services through its Amazon Web Services (AWS) division. The company used AWS Database Migration Service to migrate 150 TB of data in just two months with zero downtime, and now relies on Amazon DynamoDB to process more than five billion catalog updates every day without significant manual effort.

As an international energy provider, ENGIE structures its activities around the three key sectors of electricity, natural gas, and energy services. With 150,000 employees in more than 70 countries around the world, ENGIE provides its customers with high-technology solutions in response to their needs to meet the energy challenges of tomorrow. ENGIE is committed to responsible growth of its businesses in response to the central challenges of the transition toward a low-carbon economy, including providing access to sustainably-generated energy, combating and reducing the effects of climate change, and making responsible use of natural resources.

D2L relies on AWS to ensure high availability for educational applications used by millions of learners, to protect student data, and to spin up dev and test environments in minutes. Based in Canada, D2L provides leading learning-management systems for schools worldwide. The organization runs its Brightspace Learning Environment and other key applications on AWS.

Modjoul uses AWS to provide safety data to customers five times faster, process data from thousands of safety belts in near-real time, and help customers ensure their employees are safe. The organization seeks to improve companies’ safety records by providing data and actionable insights to eliminate employee injuries. Modjoul uses the AWS IoT Platform to transmit data from thousands of its SmartBelt devices to the AWS Cloud.

Amazon migrated 5,000 databases from Oracle to AWS, cutting its annual database operating costs by more than half and reducing the latency of most critical services by 40 percent. Amazon is the world’s leading online retailer and provides a wide range of cloud services through its Amazon Web Services (AWS) division. For databases supporting critical services and requiring high availability, Amazon is using Amazon DynamoDB and Amazon Aurora; for noncritical services, Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL and MySQL; and for inexpensive, long-term storage of relational and non-relational data, Amazon S3.

Mikros Image produces animations in under 20 months, spins up 2,000 nodes in less than two minutes, and iterates three times faster using AWS. The company is a visual-effects and animation studio that produces feature films and television shows worldwide. Mikros used the AWS Cloud to support its animation-rendering work for the feature film Sherlock Gnomes.

Woongjin Thinkbig is a specialized educational service company that provides digital educational and cultural content. The organization recently launched a customized learning service built using artificial intelligence and an integrated data-analytics platform. The organization used Amazon Kinesis and Amazon EMR to analyze large data sets and provide meaningful results to customers.

White Ops uses AWS to process one million queries per second, double its business growth, and help customers identify and stop ad fraud. The organization protects digital advertisers and web app owners from ad fraud and other automated threats. To support its mission of eliminating cybercrime, White Ops runs its solutions—including the MediaGuard real-time predictive API—using Amazon EC2 and Amazon EMR.

Pentair increases beer filtration system performance by 10 percent, reduces costs, and increases predictability for filtration processes. The company is a global provider of water filtration systems equipped with sensors to breweries, fish farms, and other industrial and commercial customers. Pentair runs its beer membrane filtration system on AWS IoT, taking advantage of AWS Greengrass to ensure location data connections are not lost and using AWS IoT Core to process data from remote facilities.

easyJet uses AWS to handle more than 900,000 bookings per hour while optimizing costs and creating better traveler experiences for 90 million passengers per year.