AWS recently released SimSpace Weaver, a managed option to run real-time spatial simulations across multiple EC2 instances. Distributing simulation workloads, the service can handle large real-world e
AWS recently introduced Amazon EventBridge Scheduler, a new capability from Amazon EventBridge that allows organizations to create, run, and manage scheduled tasks at scale.
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Amazon announces it’s open sourcing DeepRacer device software
When Amazon debuted AWS DeepRacer in 2018, it was meant as a fun way to help developers learn machine learning. While it has evolved since and incorporated DeepRacer competitions, today the company announced it was adding a new wrinkle. It’s open sourcing the software the company created to run these miniature cars.
At its core, the DeepRacer car is a mini computer running Ubuntu Linux and Amazon’s Robot Operating System (ROS). The company believes that by opening up the device software to developers, it will encourage more creative uses of the car by enabling them to change the car’s default behavior.
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Amazon Web Services Inc. today debuted an array of new features, plus managed versions of the popular Prometheus and Grafana tools, that are designed to make it easier for enterprises to monitor the health of their cloud infrastructure.
AWS also used the occasion to reveal several enhancements to its lineup of “internet of things” services.
The additions were detailed today by Amazon.com Inc. Chief Technology Officer Werner Vogels (pictured) during the cloud giant’s three-week virtual re:Invent event that ends this week. The announcement barrage follows an earlier round of product updates on the first day of the event that included new compute instances and machine learning solutions.