AWS Migration Hub provides a single location to track the progress of servers and database migrations as applications across multiple AWS and partner migration tools. Using Migration Hub, your application’s migration status now automatically updates when the app’s server or database migrations start. When you’re migrating hundreds or thousands of servers to AWS, it is a best practice to track your server and database migrations as application groupings.
AWS Migration Hub Saves Time Migrating with Application Migration Status Automation
AWS CodeBuild Now Supports Building Bitbucket Pull Requests
AWS CodeBuild now allows you to build Atlassian Bitbucket pull requests, making it easier to collaborate across your team while editing and building your application code with CodeBuild.
IoT theme pervades SALC, Eaton debuts a new LED street-light camera
The IES Street & Area Lighting Conference kicked off Monday in Orlando, FL, with a decided emphasis on connected lighting, the Internet of Things, and smart city movements.![]()
Amazon API Gateway adds support for OpenAPI 3.0 API specification
Starting today, Amazon API Gateway supports importing and exporting APIs using the OpenAPI 3.0 API specification.
The OpenAPI specification is a widely adopted standard for documenting APIs. OpenAPI 3.0 is the latest version of the OpenAPI specification and offers a number of improvements over OpenAPI 2.
Support for this specification will allow our customers to improve API development and better compatibility with other tools in the API ecosystem.
The OpenAPI 3.0 support is available in all regions where API Gateway is available. To see all regions where API Gateway is available, see the AWS region table . To learn more and for a sample of the OpenAPI 3.0 specification, please visit the documentation here .
Please visit our product page for more information about Amazon API Gateway.
AWS IoT Analytics Now Available in the AWS Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Region
Starting today, AWS IoT Analytics is available in the AWS Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Region. This is the fifth region where AWS IoT Analytics is available, joining the US East (N. Virginia), US East (Ohio), US West (Oregon), and Europe (Ireland) AWS regions. AWS IoT Analytics is a fully-managed service that makes it easy to run and operationalize sophisticated analytics on massive volumes of IoT data. The service can accept data from any source including Amazon Kinesis, S3, or third party tools, using a BatchPutMessage API and is fully integrated with AWS IoT Core, so it is easy to collect data and begin performing analytics. Asia Pacific is able to take advantage of the newest features of AWS IoT Analytics, launched in August 2018, including custom container integration, continuous analysis, and customizable time windows. Login to the AWS IoT Analytics Console to get started or for more information and details on pricing, visit the AWS IoT Analytics product page and documentation .
3D printing attempt 1
If you are an electronics professional, this blog is probably not for you as 3D printing services are almost certainly the answer – unless you want a suck-it-and-see prototype in a rush, and can afford to climb the learning curve. But for patient enthusiasts everywhere, the following might be of interest to you: To find out …
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3D printing: better pictures and dipping into G code
Day two of the journey on the way to to 3D printed Nirvana involved giving up on USB cable based printing with the Fabrikator Mini. Reading around, this could be due to high ground noise in the printer that corrupts the USB signal, or a too-tight time-out loop on the comms – right now, life …
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3D printing: Modifying Fabrikator Mini v2 spool holder
I am not quite sure this is the place for 3D printer modifications, but as this seems to work it might as well go here so folk have a chance of finding it by web search. Scroll down to ‘The fix’ to jump over the explanation The Malyan M100, aka the Turnigy Fabrikator Mini v2 …
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3d printing: Hmmm, maybe a raft is not the answer
As a complete beginner to 3D printing, stumbling around in the dark feeling for snippets of understanding, the current plan is to find out why my 20.0mm object print at 20.7 tall, and the one that should be 10mm tall comes out at 10.7mm. In scooting around YouTube, I have seen folk print on a …
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