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• Amazon ElastiCache FAQs
• ElastiCache Resources Amazon
• Introduction to Amazon
• course

EN Q: Can I use Amazon Aurora in Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC)?

• Virtual Private Cloud
• Amazon VPC

EN After the Amazon VPC endpoint becomes available, you can obtain the URL that allows your VPC to communicate with your Heroku Postgres database.

• After the Amazon
• endpoint becomes available
• obtain the URL
• allows your VPC
• Postgres

EN After the Amazon VPC endpoint becomes available, you can obtain the URL that allows your VPC to communicate with your Heroku Postgres database.

• After the Amazon
• endpoint becomes available
• obtain the URL
• allows your VPC
• Postgres

EN After the Amazon VPC endpoint becomes available, you can obtain the URL that allows your VPC to communicate with your Apache Kafka on Heroku add-on.

• After the Amazon
• endpoint becomes available
• obtain the URL
• allows your VPC
• Kafka on Heroku

EN You have an AWS service (such as Amazon RDS or Amazon Redshift) running in an AWS VPC.

• AWS service
• Amazon RDS
• Amazon Redshift

EN Creates an Amazon VPC together with an Amazon Redshift Cluster

• Creates an Amazon
• Redshift Cluster

EN Moving Amazon RDS MySQL to Amazon VPC

• Moving Amazon RDS
• Amazon VPC

EN Building an Amazon ECS Anywhere home lab with Amazon VPC network connectivity

• Building an Amazon
• Anywhere home lab
• Amazon VPC network

EN After you configure your VPC endpoints, you can create an EC2 instance in your AWS VPC to connect to Heroku Postgres.

• After you configure
• VPC endpoints
• create an instance
• Heroku

EN Next, we will use the default Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) that is automatically created when we created our AWS account. If it is not available, you can create a default VPC by running:

• Next
• default Virtual Private
• VPC
• created our AWS
• available
• create a default

EN After you configure your VPC endpoints, you can create an EC2 instance in your AWS VPC to connect to Heroku Postgres.

• After you configure
• VPC endpoints
• create an instance
• Heroku

EN You can only connect to your Kafka add-on in Availability Zones that are common between your own VPC and the Heroku Data VPC.

• add-on in Availability
• VPC
• Heroku Data

EN Whether you want to deploy in a new VPC or use an existing one, you can leverage the Atlassian Standard Infrastructure (ASI) template.

• Whether you want
• VPC
• leverage the Atlassian
• Infrastructure
• ASI

EN Topics: Cloud, Performance & Scalability, TCO Savings, Amazon RDS, Amazon Aurora, Amazon Redshift

• Topics
• Cloud
• Performance
• Scalability
• TCO Savings
• Amazon RDS
• Amazon Aurora
• Amazon Redshift

EN You can optimize performance for any application running on Amazon EC2, Amazon ECS, AWS Fargate, Amazon EKS, AWS Lambda, or on premises.

• Amazon ECS
• AWS Fargate
• Amazon EKS
• AWS Lambda

EN Topics: Cloud, Performance & Scalability, TCO Savings, Amazon RDS, Amazon Aurora, Amazon Redshift

• Topics
• Cloud
• Performance
• Scalability
• TCO Savings
• Amazon RDS
• Amazon Aurora
• Amazon Redshift

EN Hands-on tutorial to build a Web app using AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, AWS Amplify, Amazon DynamoDB, and Amazon Cognito.

• Lambda
• Amazon API Gateway
• AWS Amplify
• Amazon DynamoDB
• Amazon

EN Fine granular access to objects in Amazon S3-Buckets/ Amazon SQS/ Amazon SNS and others

• Fine granular access
• objects in Amazon
• Amazon SQS
• Amazon SNS
• others

EN Uses AWS to send about 100 billion data points monthly through Elastic Load Balancing to Amazon Simple Queue Service, then to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, and finally into an Amazon Kinesis stream.

• billion data points
• Elastic Load Balancing
• Amazon Simple Queue
• then to Amazon
• Compute Cloud
• Kinesis

EN Q: Do I need to configure my function with VPC settings before I can use my Amazon EFS file system?

• configure my function
• VPC settings before
• my Amazon EFS
• system

EN Q: Can I access resources behind Amazon VPC with my AWS Lambda function?

• access resources behind
• VPC with my
• Lambda function

EN Yes. You can access resources behind Amazon VPC.

• Yes
• access resources behind

EN Provisioning the Amazon VPC endpoint

• Provisioning the Amazon
• endpoint

EN Connecting the Heroku and Amazon VPC endpoints

• Connecting the Heroku
• Amazon VPC endpoints

EN Note that to use this feature, the Amazon VPC Endpoint you create must be provisioned in a subnet that is in the same region as your Heroku Postgres database.

• feature
• Amazon VPC Endpoint
• Heroku Postgres

EN You perform the steps in this section from your Amazon VPC dashboard.

• perform the steps
• VPC

EN The Amazon VPC Endpoint you create must be provisioned in a subnet that is in the same region as your Heroku Postgres database.

• Amazon VPC Endpoint
• Heroku Postgres

EN Q: Do I need to configure my function with VPC settings before I can use my Amazon EFS file system?

• configure my function
• VPC settings before
• my Amazon EFS
• system

EN Q: Can I access resources behind Amazon VPC with my AWS Lambda function?

• access resources behind
• VPC with my
• Lambda function

EN Yes. You can access resources behind Amazon VPC.

• Yes
• access resources behind

EN Provisioning the Amazon VPC endpoint

• Provisioning the Amazon
• endpoint

EN Connecting the Heroku and Amazon VPC endpoints

• Connecting the Heroku
• Amazon VPC endpoints

EN Note that to use this feature, the Amazon VPC Endpoint you create must be provisioned in a subnet that is in the same region as your Heroku Postgres database.

• feature
• Amazon VPC Endpoint
• Heroku Postgres

EN You perform the steps in this section from your Amazon VPC dashboard.

• perform the steps
• VPC

EN The Amazon VPC Endpoint you create must be provisioned in a subnet that is in the same region as your Heroku Postgres database.

• Amazon VPC Endpoint
• Heroku Postgres

EN Detailed information about flows in the network through Amazon VPC-FlowLogs

• network through Amazon

EN AWS Transit Gateway [feature of Amazon VPC]

• AWS Transit Gateway
• feature of Amazon

EN The Amazon VPC Endpoint you create must be provisioned in a subnet that is in the same region as your Apache Kafka on Heroku add-on.

• Amazon VPC Endpoint

EN An Amazon Redshift cluster connecting to a Heroku app across a peered VPC connection

• Amazon Redshift cluster
• Heroku app across
• peered VPC connection

EN By default your clusters are placed in an Amazon VPC so you can run them in an isolated environment.

• default your clusters
• isolated

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• Google
• Alexa
• Inc

EN Xilinx FPGAs are available in the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) F1 instances. F1 instances are designed to accelerate data center workloads.

• Amazon Elastic Compute
• Amazon
• instances
• instances are designed
• accelerate data center

EN Q: How does AWS Lambda process data from Amazon Kinesis streams and Amazon DynamoDB Streams?

• does AWS Lambda
• Amazon Kinesis streams
• Amazon DynamoDB Streams

EN From the Amazon SES Console, you can set up your receipt rule to have Amazon SES deliver your messages to an AWS Lambda function. The same functionality is available through the AWS SDK and CLI.

• Amazon SES Console
• AWS Lambda function
• AWS SDK

EN You can configure an Amazon SQS queue or an Amazon SNS topic as your dead letter queue.

• configure an Amazon
• queue
• Amazon SNS topic
• dead letter

EN Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) [includes Amazon Aurora]

• Amazon Relational Database
• RDS
• includes Amazon Aurora

EN Amazon EC2 P3 instances & Amazon SageMaker

• Amazon instances
• Amazon SageMaker

EN Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) Anywhere is a feature of Amazon ECS that enables you to easily run and manage container workloads on customer-managed infrastructure.

• Amazon Elastic Container
• ECS
• easily run
• manage container workloads
• customer-managed

EN MAXAR used HPC on AWS to deliver forecasts 58 percent faster by building a high-speed network solution powered by Amazon EC2, EFA, Amazon FSx for Lustre, and AWS ParallelCluster.

• MAXAR used HPC
• AWS to deliver
• high-speed network solution
• Amazon
• EFA
• AWS