Remoting into EC2s with SSM Session Manager
Simple Systems Manager (SSM) in AWS has a feature called Session Manager, which allows you to remote into EC2 instances on Windows and Linux command line through the browser
Are You Well Operated?
In this post, we explore how the WAF can go beyond the bounds of being a pure application architecture assessment to drive a discussion around improved operational insight and observability of system health and performance.
Amazon Macie, Trusted Advisor & new EC2 instance types – AWS Cost Management Update
Given the speed and pace of new releases coming out of the AWS services factory, one could be forgiven for struggling to keep up.
Establishing your Cloud Foundations with an AWS Landing Zone
One of the key challenges for an enterprise that is just getting started with AWS is establishing a sensible cloud platform for people to work in.
Windows Containers on ECS – Part 2
From theory to practice; following on from Part 1, in this post I demonstrate how to implement a Windows container workload
Windows Containers on ECS – Part 1
In this post, I’ll explore some of the ins and outs of running a containerised Windows workload on the AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) platform.
3 Things to Consider Before Starting Your Cloud Migration
In this post we look at the 3 key areas you need to consider before diving headlong into a cloud migration project.
3 Tips for Managing your AWS Landing Zone
The AWS Landing Zone is a great way to provision the foundation for your consumption of AWS, with guardrails and management via infrastructure as code.
Cloud Migration with VMC
To support migrations at scale and at pace, we’ve partnered with VMware to incorporate the VMware Cloud on AWS solution into our migration toolkit for those workloads that are just too hard to migrate and transform at the same time.
AWS AppStream – Secure, High Performance Remote Work
Now that we’ve become remote workers by default, it’s no surprise that many teams are turning to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solutions to provide centralised, managed desktop experiences for day to day applications. But what if you don’t need a full desktop experience and, instead, just need to provide access to a single application (or a few pre-defined applications)?