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Cevo uses federated access to our AWS accounts via the Google SAML based Single Sign On (SSO) – we want to start using AWS CodeCommit to store our version controlled codebases – how well will git play with this combination of tools?
SageMaker Studio was announced at AWS re:Invent 2019, as a web-based IDE for working with Machine Learning models. It incorporates the other SageMaker components also released at the same time: AutoPilot, Debugger, Model Monitor, and Notebooks.
Well, what a week it was in Las Vegas for this year’s AWS re:Invent!
Introducing AWS Mousetrap: a new AWS-based game that asks you to build the most complex machine possible to perform a trivially simple task
Following on from Day 1 the Cevo Team have collected the big announcements and thoughts from Andy Jassy’s Tuesday Keynote session
CodeGuru is a service announced at AWS re:Invent 2019, which aims to bring the power of machine learning to improving the quality of source code.
This year, Steve Mactaggart, Colin Panisset and James Lewis are representing Cevo at AWS re:Invent. Here’s a recap from Day 1…
This blog will focus on the access and authorisation approach for databases in AWS and how this should be of the first things you look at as you migrate databases from on-premises to the cloud.
As the delivery cycle quickens, what does the future hold for our box and line drawing skills as Solution Architects?