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Spend Smarter, Not More: A Guide to AWS Storage Cost Optimization

Xebia

Introduction With an ever-expanding digital universe, data storage has become a crucial aspect of every organization’s IT strategy. S3 Storage Undoubtedly, anyone who uses AWS will inevitably encounter S3, one of the platform’s most popular storage services. Storage Class Designed For Retrieval Change Min.

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From “Secondary Storage” To Just “Storage”: A Tale of Lambdas, LZ4, and Garbage Collection

Honeycomb

When we introduced Secondary Storage two years ago, it was a deliberate compromise between economy and performance. Compared to Honeycomb’s primary NVMe storage attached to dedicated servers, secondary storage let customers keep more data for less money. Enter AWS Lambda. Today things look very different.

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AWS ECS vs. AWS Lambda: Top 5 Main Differences

Dzone - DevOps

Today, most organizations prefer to host applications and services on the cloud due to ease of deployment, high security, scalability, and cheap maintenance costs over on-premise infrastructure. Currently, AWS offers over 200 cloud services, including cloud hosting, storage, machine learning, and container management.

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Build scalable Low-Code backends with Booster

The Agile Monkey

However, these tools may not be suitable for more complex data or situations requiring scalability and robust business logic. In short, Booster is a Low-Code TypeScript framework that allows you to quickly and easily create a backend application in the cloud that is highly efficient, scalable, and reliable. WTF is Booster?

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Dynamic Data Processing Using Serverless Java With Quarkus on AWS Lambda (Part 1)

Dzone - DevOps

This was not only about rewriting applications, but the backend data stores were also redesigned in terms of dynamic scalability , high performance, and flexibility for event-driven architecture.

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Techniques and approaches for monitoring large language models on AWS

AWS Machine Learning - AI

Our proposed architecture provides a scalable and customizable solution for online LLM monitoring, enabling teams to tailor your monitoring solution to your specific use cases and requirements. The file saved on Amazon S3 creates an event that triggers a Lambda function. The function invokes the modules.

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Accenture creates a regulatory document authoring solution using AWS generative AI services

AWS Machine Learning - AI

The application uses the Amplify libraries for Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and uploads documents provided by users to Amazon S3. The WebSocket triggers an AWS Lambda function, which creates a record in Amazon DynamoDB. Another Lambda function gets triggered with a new message in the SQS queue.