- 🔭 I’m a solution architect focusing on cloud native development and application modernization. On my free time I dabble in open source, playing bass, writing, and watercolor (I'm pretty bad, but it relaxes me 🌱). I love being an advocate for technology that I love, either doing public presentations or writing about them.
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Amplify DataStore is a persistent on-device storage repository for developers to write, read, and observe changes to data. This whitepaper discusses the benefits, implementation details, and use cases of Amplify DataStore. This information will help your solutions architects, tech leads, and CTOs decide when and how to utilize Amplify DataStore in their solutions.
Location information can be very simple or very detailed. For a person delivering a package to certain house, an address with street number, name, city, and state could be more than enough information for them to find the right place. For a vehicle tracking system where you have a map with moving dots representing trucks in real-time, these pieces of data may not be enough to provide clear information to a dispatcher. Adding the latitude and longitude of the vehicle to present its current and historical positions is more important.
Location data is subjected to heavy scrutiny by security experts. Knowing the current position of a person, vehicle, or asset can provide industries with many benefits, whether to understand where a current delivery is, how many people are inside a venue, or to optimize routing for a fleet of vehicles. This blog post explains how Amazon Web Services (AWS) helps keep location data secured in transit and at rest, and how you can leverage additional security features to help keep information safe and compliant.
Amazon Location Service, since its general availability release in June of 2021, has been adopted by many customers who need easy and accurate access to location-based data. The service team has been working very hard into supporting these customers and releasing new features that help them even more.
This post was cowritten by Ziv Pollak, Machine Learning Team Lead, and Alex Thoreux, Web Analyst at Clearly. A pioneer in online shopping, Clearly launched their first site in 2000. Since then, they’ve grown to become one of the biggest online eyewear...
Create an iOS tracker application with Amazon Location Service and AWS Amplify | Amazon Web Services
This article was written by Fernando Rocha Silva and Panna Shetty Emergency management teams are constantly tackling one crisis after another, whether it is managing the COVID pandemic or battling raging wild fires across California. These frontline...
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APIOps is a set of practices that aims to streamline the development, management, and maintenance of APIs. It combines the principles of DevOps, Agile, and API design to optimize the API lifecycle and enhance collaboration between development, operations, and business teams. We learned about its core principles, tools, and best practices for streamlining the API lifecycle.
Crafting and managing APIs has never been easier with Azure API Management! Join us in this video as we explore the principles and best practices for designing and managing APIs using Azure API Management. Learn how to create scalable and secure APIs, enforce policies, and engage developers with an intuitive developer portal. Discover how Azure API Management simplifies the entire API lifecycle, from design and deployment to monitoring and analytics, empowering you to deliver exceptional API experiences.
Unlock the potential of reliable messaging with Azure Service Bus! Join us as we delve into the world of message queueing and explore the features and benefits of Azure Service Bus. Discover how this robust service enables you to decouple applications and systems, ensuring reliable message delivery and smooth communication. Learn about queues, topics, and subscriptions, and gain insights into best practices for building scalable and resilient messaging solutions.
In this demo, we'll explore the power of Azure Logic Apps by building a random quote generator that utilizes OpenAI's Chat API and DALL-E to create unique and inspiring quotes with beautiful images. Along the way, we'll discuss best practices for utilizing these powerful tools and how they can be applied to other use cases. Whether you're new to Logic Apps or an experienced developer, this session will provide valuable insights into building innovative solutions with Azure.
Thousands of guests come to Las Vegas to participate in re:Invent, the biggest annual AWS event. Attendees move from venue to venue to attend breakout sessions, chalk talks, and more. To help them get where they need to go, AWS provides transportation and directions. In this session, learn how Amazon Location Service is helping the re:Invent team provide attendees and fleets with accurate information on routes, locations, distances, and estimated travel times. See how they are utilizing a fully managed serverless solution to support attendees with clear and trustworthy location data and how you can do the same at your own events.
Industry leaders are well aware of how geospatial data can help them optimize asset utilization, deliveries, geomarketing, and many other use cases. However, the process of tracking assets effectively presents challenges that go beyond the business level. This session uses vehicle tracking as an example to show how you can architect a serverless solution that tackles the technical challenges that this topic conventionally presents, including scalability, complexity, and real-time aspects.
Customers are building location-based applications across myriad use cases from geomarketing to asset tracking and delivery. For example, a fire department may build an application to increase the safety of their volunteers using geofences, or muster...
Organizations are building location-based applications across myriad use cases, from geomarketing to asset tracking and delivery. For example, a fire department may build an application to make it safer for volunteers using geofences, or muster points, to establish a designated safety zone in distress situations. Amazon Location Service and AWS Amplify can help you build secure, production-ready applications with location functionality, faster. In this session, dive into common use cases for location-based applications and learn how to build an application with geofences and asset tracking. In addition, learn how to create a geofence, securely track devices within that geofence, and deliver a secure, location-based application at scale.
AWS Amplify DataStore on Flutter. Presentation and demo.