Audit AWS service events with Amazon EventBridge and Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose

In this post, we provide a working example of AWS service-generated events ingested to Amazon S3. To make sure we have some service events available in default event bus, we use Parameter Store, a capability of AWS Systems Manager to store new parameters manually. This action generates a new event, which is ingested by the following pipeline.

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Disaster recovery approaches for Db2 databases on AWS

The transaction logs from the archive location can be replayed on the standby database by manually applying the Rollforward command, or by setting up user exit programs.

In this approach, we configure the database parameter LOGARCHMETH1 with Amazon EFS as an archive location for transaction logs using the DISK option.

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Let Your IPv6-only Workloads Connect to IPv4 Services

Today we are announcing two new capabilities for Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) NAT gateway and Amazon Route 53, allowing your IPv6-only workloads to transparently communicate with IPV4-only services.

This is why we are launching two new capabilities allowing your IPv6 workloads to transparently communicate with IPv4 services: NAT64 (read “six to four”) for the VPC NAT gateway and DNS64 (also “six to four”) for the Amazon Route 53 resolver.

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New Amazon RDS for MySQL & PostgreSQL Multi-AZ Deployment Option: Improved Write Performance & Faster Failover

Today, we are announcing a new Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) Multi-AZ deployment option with up to 2x faster transaction commit latency, automated failovers typically under 35 seconds, and readable standby instances.

When the new Multi-AZ DB cluster deployment option is enabled, RDS configures a primary database and two read replicas in three distinct Availability Zones.

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Hybrid IoT by vertical market – and how Sidewalk and Helium have blurred the lines

Semtech, which owns and licences the LoRa technology for LPWA applications, says the hybrid IoT trend is real for a number of enterprise sectors.

“It’s probably 90 percent single-connectivity LoRaWAN in the utilities space, and almost the reverse in the smart-home market, where you almost always have a short-range technology alongside – probably in 80 percent of cases.”

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