Translated from 日本語 • View original Good evening. This is Akakawa, who is in charge of infrastructure.
Today, we will continue to deliver the second day of re:invent2016 Key Note.
Deploy
AWS OpsWorks For Chef Automate
AWS OpsWorks For Chef Automate is now available as a fully managed Chef Server. It is operated on the OpsWorks Stack and is managed from backups to software upgrades, making it easier to manage the Chef server, which has been a burden on operations until now.
Amazon EC2 Systems Manager
Amazon EC2 System Manager has been released as a service to manage EC2.
Command execution, inventory, patch management for Windows Server, etc. will be realized, and it is likely to help with operation.
AWS Code Build
The billing system seems to be billed by the minute from the time it is built to the end of processing.
DevOps
AWS X-RAY
AWS X-RAY was announced as an application monitoring tool. You will be able to dig deeper into where the bottlenecks are in the application, such as latency, and realize the visualization of the application.
Respond
AWS Personal Health Dashboard
AWS Personal Health Dashboard is now available. Previously notified individually (instance maintenance notifications, etc.) are centrally managed. In other words, you will be able to check the scheduled maintenance information on the account itself on the console screen at a glance. You can also check performance and availability.
AWS Shield For Everyone
AWS Shield For Everyone has been announced as a DDoS protection service.
Standard is available for free and protects against network transport layer attacks. Advanced has a monthly fee, but it can also defend against L7 attacks. In addition, it is necessary to consult with AWS for countermeasures in the event of an outbreak, and AWS charges incurred as a result of an attack are considered.
Data Analytics
Amazon Pinpoint
Amazon Pinpoint is now available as a push notification service for mobile apps. You can deliver targeted (e.g., Android-only) Push notifications.
AWS Glue
AWS Glue has been announced as a service that expands AWS Data Analytics. Glue is "glue", and it seems to have a meaning to connect the Data Analytics services that have been released so far.
It seems that data source management, ETL capabilities, and job execution can be achieved on AWS Glue.
AWS Batch
AWS Batch is now available as a fully managed batch process. Batch servers are also eliminated.
Compute
Blox
As an Open Source Project, Blox was announced. It seems that OSS is provided as in blox.github.io.
AWS Lambda@Edge
AWS Lambda@Edge to run Lambda Functions on CloudFront has been announced. This allows the Lambda Function to achieve fast processing without having to look at the Orinal Source.
AWS Step Functions
AWS Step Functions is now available as a component management service. You will be able to manage the execution order and conditions of various functions such as Sequential/Parallel/Branching Step.
Shield and other content seemed to be appreciated by many of our customers. The Personal Health Dashboard also seems to be very helpful for operational management.
Finally, there was the announcement of the annual re:Play. I didn't know who it was because I wasn't familiar with the DJ community...
