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AWS Data Analytics Services Leveraging AWS Marketplace in Detail

Posted on May 24, 2017 by kimschmidtsbrain

Summary Analyzing extensive data sets require noteworthy compute capacity that can fluctuate in size based on the data inputs and type of analytics. This characteristic of scaling workloads is perfectly suited to AWS and the AWS Marketplace’s pay-as-you-go cloud model, … Continue reading →

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DISCOVER, MIGRATE & DEPLOY PRE-CONFIGURED BIG DATA BI & ADVANCED ANALYTIC SOLUTIONS IN MINUTES – AND PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU USE BY THE HOUR (Chapter 3.7 in “All AWS Data Analytics Services”)

Posted on February 28, 2017 by kimschmidtsbrain

3.7  DISCOVER, MIGRATE & DEPLOY PRE-CONFIGURED BIG DATA BI & ADVANCED ANALYTIC SOLUTIONS IN MINUTES – AND PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU USE BY THE HOUR Talking about AWS Marketplace is a passion of mine. I view it as AWS’ … Continue reading →

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PROCESSING POWER (Chapter 3.3 of “All AWS Data Analytics”)

Posted on February 28, 2017 by kimschmidtsbrain

3.3  PROCESSING POWER When “big data” became “the norm”, it was so large it became difficult to process using traditional database & software techniques. It normally exceeds processing capabilities available on-premises. AWS has computational power that’s second to none. Amazon … Continue reading →

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All of Amazon Web Services (AWS) Data Analytics Services – Table of Contents

Posted on February 24, 2017 by kimschmidtsbrain

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Data Analytics Processing Learn the comprehensive set of data and analytical services to handle every step of the analytics process chain, ideal usage patterns and anti-patterns on AWS. PURPOSE OF THIS BLOG SERIES: Data is not … Continue reading →

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Amazon EC2 Configuration and Connection Demo

Posted on September 15, 2016 by kimschmidtsbrain

To compliment my last post on Amazon EC2 Instances, I thought I’d add this video I made a while back: #gottaluvAWS!

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How to Save Money with Reserved Amazon EC2 Instances

Posted on September 15, 2016 by kimschmidtsbrain

Amazon EC2 Instance Types Before I start explaining about Amazon EC2 Instance Types, I want to show you just how important this topic is by showing you an image of a “live” AWS account, what they’re spending on their Amazon … Continue reading →

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