132: The Cloud Pod takes a trip down MemoryDB lane
Episode 132 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: EC2 birthday wishes, AWS Backup Audit Manager, and new re:Inforce updates, including Amazon MemoryDB.
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Episode 132 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: EC2 birthday wishes, AWS Backup Audit Manager, and new re:Inforce updates, including Amazon MemoryDB.
Episode 131 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: AWS Glue DataBrew and continuous configuration, plus re:Inforce guesses and Google’s virtual machines.
Episode 130 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: Google’s Unattended Project Recommender, bad Elasticsearch, AWS CloudWatch Synthetics, Azure Automation.
Episode 129 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: EC2-Classic retiring, Gartner’s Magic Quadrant, earnings reports, and consistent Kubernetes definitions.
Episode 128 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: AWS introduces VPC endpoint prefixes and SAM Pipelines, and Microsoft buys CloudKnox to run with Azure.
Episode 127 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: AWS HealthLake and Block Express volumes, Google adds more to its trusted cloud, and Azure Migration.
Episode 126 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: meet the new AWS CEO, Amazon launches OpenSearch and Amazon Pre-Pay, Google Cloud CA widely available.
Episode 125 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: JEDI is cancelled, the Evoque Foghorn acquisition, AWS’s Bottlerocket, and Amazon Prime Day.
Episode 124 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: AWS’s BugBust Challenge, Google’s Grafana plugin and Azure Image Builder.
Episode 123 of The Cloud Pod has the latest cloud news: a16z on cloud’s trillion-dollar paradox, AWS’s Workflow Studio, Gravitron and Google’s Quantum computers.