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Amazon EC2 T3 instances now support launching as Dedicated Instances
Amazon EC2 T3 instances are now available to launch as dedicated instances. T3 instances are a low cost burstable general-purpose instance type that provide a baseline level of CP... aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wha…
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These new instance types also support built-in line-rate you-do-nothing VPC Encryption! docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/l…
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Perhaps the biggest surprise for me from all of re:Invent is how excited #AWS customers are about Transit Gateway. Game changer for simplicity in designing scaled networks in the cloud and consolidating connectivity to on-premises. aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new…
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Ever wanted to know how we control the AWS Cloud? At @AWSreInvent I'm going to talk about control planes, big and small. A little about control theory, and a lot about how to build simple resilient systems. Look for SRV375 in the catalog!
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Incredibly proud to announce today that @AMDServer #EPYC processors are now powering three new @awscloud instance types. Excited about this great partnership and what we can achieve together for the datacenter of the future! #NextHorizon. bit.ly/2SQlikj
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Interested in how AWS VPC and HyperPlane work under the hood? This is for you: youtube.com/watch?v=8gc2DgBq…
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So there's this ...btw, we encrypt all Inter-Region traffic! And not just encryption, customer connections are anonymized on the wire too, no identifying IPs; it all just looks like noise.
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Inter-Region Peering solves the problem of connectivity between VPCs located in different AWS Regions #reInvent
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Inter-Region Peering solves the problem of connectivity between VPCs located in different AWS Regions #reInvent
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Introducing Inter-Region VPC Peering. Now you can peer VPCs across AWS Regions! #reInvent amzn.to/2j1gcRW
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FYI: When Peter announced that we have 600k VIPs at Amazon, that's just Amazon as one customer of Load Balancing. Including all AWS customers, we have .... well .... more. 😶
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Re:Inventers - I'll be giving some more details on HyperPlane tomorrow as part of NET405 : Another day, another billion flows.
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New PrivateLink launch a game changer for #AWS customers running SaaS products in the Cloud! amzn.to/2Bxe2Bp #reInvent
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This is a big one! You can now expose an NLB as PrivateLink Endpoints in other VPCs ... and it works with AWS MarketPlace for SaaS Providers, so you'll be able to easily launch SaaS services directly in your VPC private network.
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Privatelink for customer & partner service is now available #reInvent Global Partner Summit.
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I've just put the final touches on the NET405 presentation for re:Invent next week. All new content, and we're going to get into how security groups, flow logs, NLB and NAT Gateway work. Super excited to share.
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New on the AWS Open Source blog: Better Random Number Generation for OpenSSL, libc, and Linux Mainline by @colmmacc amzn.to/2je6dIs
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Just launched! With #AWS PrivateLink customers no longer need a public IP address to access their services #reInvent amzn.to/2hPFjXd
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Today we've launched PrivateLink, it's awesome, checkout this blog post ... xitter.cf/awscloud/status/928356… .. then come back, I'm going to tell a small story.
Introducing AWS PrivateLink for AWS Services: Kinesis, EC2 System Manager, Amazon EC2, ELB & Service Catalog. amzn.to/2hfiP14
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A big step ahead for #AWS - the next generation of VPC endpoints for AWS services. xitter.cf/awscloud/status/928356…
Introducing AWS PrivateLink for AWS Services: Kinesis, EC2 System Manager, Amazon EC2, ELB & Service Catalog. amzn.to/2hfiP14
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Learn how to automatically revert & receive notifications about changes to your Amazon VPC security groups: amzn.to/2gz2EvC






















