A detailed exploration of Amazon S3 Tables, a new solution for scalable storage and management of tabular data leveraging Apache Iceberg, including features, setup, security, and benefits over traditional storage methods.
AWS announces S3 Tables, a new bucket type for data analytics using Apache Iceberg format, and S3 Metadata for fast query of data, at the Re:Invent conference.
Explore how LocalStack serves as a drop-in replacement for AWS, allowing developers to test and develop AWS services locally.
Replace traditional NLP approaches with prompt engineering and Large Language Models (LLMs) for Jira ticket text classification. A code sample walkthrough.
AWS has decided to make their Valkey-based services significantly cheaper than their Redis counterparts. Valkey is the successor fork of Redis spearheaded by AWS and others, offering the same features and APIs but at a lower price.
The author explores the use of Gemma 2 and Mozilla's llamafile on AWS Lambda for serverless AI inference
In this post, we'll explore how to use Hugging Face's Pipeline API to generate summaries with a zero-shot model and train a summarization model on the arXiv dataset. We'll also evaluate the trained model and compare it to the simple heuristic we developed in the previous post.
The race to bring data into development is here. We see it in many ways, most noticeably in the increasing relevance of time series databases. InfluxDB, from InfluxData, is one of the leading open source time series database technology providers. The company is now partnering with Amazon Web Services to provide a managed open source service for time series database services.
Handle traffic spikes with Amazon DynamoDB provisioned capacity
by Jason Hunter