Amazon Web Services announced the general availability of AWS Proton, an application delivery service that makes it easier for customers to provision, deploy, and monitor the microservices that form the basis of modern container and serverless applications. With AWS Proton, a customer’s infrastructure team creates standard application stacks defining the architecture, infrastructure resources, CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) pipeline, and observability tools and then makes these stacks available to their developers. Developers can use AWS Proton’s self-service interface to select an application stack for use with their code. AWS Proton automatically provisions the resources for the selected application stack, deploys the code, and sets up monitoring so developers can begin building serverless and container applications without having to learn, configure, or maintain the underlying resources. There are no upfront commitments or fees to use AWS Proton, and cust
Amazon Web Services announces the general availability of AWS Proton, its fully managed delivery service for container and serverless applications, which are "booming," according to incoming CEO Adam Selipsky
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Putting a Computer Lab in Students’ Hands
How students in Logansport, Indiana, are securely accessing software in their Career Center’s lab from any location, on any device.
June 03, 2021 • Like schools throughout the U.S., the Logansport Community School Corporation quickly transitioned to remote learning in the spring of 2020 when social distancing requirements for COVID-19 meant students could no longer gather in the classroom full time. Logansport also introduced a new virtual learning opportunity for students in its Century Career Center, with computer lab as a service (CLaaS).
“We introduced CLaaS to allow students working remotely to do their projects for class on their student devices,” says Cyle Dibble, director of technology at the Logansport Community School Corporation. “Without this solution, students would not be able to do their work and participate in class remotely.”
ServerCentral Turing Group (SCTG), a cloud, network and data center managed service provider, has rebranded as Deft to better reflect its market offerings as it continues to build out its AWS, Microsoft Azure and consulting capabilities.