Translated from 日本語 • View original Continuing from yesterday, we would like to share the products announced during the keynote held on October 8, 2015 from 9:00 to 10:30 (local time).
Amazon EC2 New Instances, X1, t2.nano
Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR)
It seems that the use of AWS container services will finally be in full swing. Until now, image files used in Docker containers could not be managed or created on AWS, and users had to manage them themselves. With this update, it will be fully managed, allowing you to store, manage, and deploy image files on AWS. We will also start offering AZ-aware placements, CLIs, and more.
Next up is Lambda. Python for Lambda
Python has been added to this list of notable Lambdas, which have previously only supported Java and Node.js code. Personally, I was a Ruby fan, but it's a pity. AWS, please do the following. Python is still very popular in the US mainland, and its use is likely to increase rapidly in the future with yesterday's update.
And 、、、、、、 what! **AWS IoT！！！ **
I thought that IoT would actually become like that in the world, but I never thought it would be included in the product name! It is true that IoT was preceded by only words, and the implementation stage was not progressing, and standardization was not progressing. This time, Amazon will redefine IoT including specifications! I feel that momentum. Using the MQTT protocol, AWS has a Device Gateway to encrypt it with TLS and implement it with PUB/SUB, and not only suck information from each device, but also create rules using a mechanism called AWS IoT Device Shadows. Enables a pseudo-interactive environment on the device and server side. On the device side, SDKs are provided for each operating system, including C-SDK, JS-SDK, and Arduino Library.
As a bonus , a party called re:Play will be held for re:Invent attendees tonight (10/8). The names of the guests were announced in the Special Future there.
ZEDD!! ZEDD！！！ This is ZEDD, a major player in the EDM world!。 Sorry for the personal situation, but this announcement was the most exciting during re:Invent.
A word I felt that AWS was absolutely confident in the services it offered. This is because the products that I wrote about in yesterday's article, such as the siege network that migrates users to the cloud, cannot bring out the power of the products provided by AWS in an on-premises environment. Microsoft Azure and Google GCP are the same, but I felt that if we did not recognize that cloud computing is not just an IaaS platform, but a completely different concept that allows users to do what they want to achieve immediately, I feel that I will be left behind forever.