Every Saturday morning I publish a newsletter on the cloud news of that week. You can check out past issues or sign up here - https://cloudweekly.news/newsletter
This week's issue below!
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Cloud.Weekly 003
Welcome to cloud.weekly. The weekly newsletter on all things cloud. I read all the cloud vendor news, so you don’t have to. Let’s get into it.
AWS
S3 Gets a security upgrade
After adding hundreds of features and multiple storages classes to S3, amazon has decided to add three new Security & Access control features into the mix, Object Ownership, Bucket Owner Condition, and Copy API via Access Points These new features may add a bit of complexity into your work flows, but should mitigate a lot of problems.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-s3-update-three-new-security-access-control-features/?utm_source=cloudweekly.news&utm_medium=newsletter
Azure
Seamlessly extend and migrate VMware workloads to Azure
Now generally available, Azure VMware Solution seeks to bridge the gap between hypervisor and cloud. The Azure service includes the latest VMware Cloud Foundation components such as vSphere, NSX-T, HCX, and vSan, and integrates with a wide array of partner solutions.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/the-new-azure-vmware-solution-is-now-generally-available/?utm_source=cloudweekly.news&utm_medium=newsletter
Google Cloud Platform
Logging got an upgrade this week in Google Cloud.
Logs Viewer Preview has been moved to the default logging experience in Google Cloud and is now known as “Logs Explorer”. There are a lot of new features including: interactive queries, histogram view for analysis, a fully tricked out logs dashboard and some other new tools. The classic viewer is not gone and can be accessed as “Legacy Viewer”.
https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/management-tools/using-cloud-logging-logs-explorer?utm_source=cloudweekly.news&utm_medium=newsletter
This week's issue below! ----
Cloud.Weekly 003
Welcome to cloud.weekly. The weekly newsletter on all things cloud. I read all the cloud vendor news, so you don’t have to. Let’s get into it.
AWS S3 Gets a security upgrade After adding hundreds of features and multiple storages classes to S3, amazon has decided to add three new Security & Access control features into the mix, Object Ownership, Bucket Owner Condition, and Copy API via Access Points These new features may add a bit of complexity into your work flows, but should mitigate a lot of problems. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-s3-update-three-new-security-access-control-features/?utm_source=cloudweekly.news&utm_medium=newsletter
Azure Seamlessly extend and migrate VMware workloads to Azure Now generally available, Azure VMware Solution seeks to bridge the gap between hypervisor and cloud. The Azure service includes the latest VMware Cloud Foundation components such as vSphere, NSX-T, HCX, and vSan, and integrates with a wide array of partner solutions. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/the-new-azure-vmware-solution-is-now-generally-available/?utm_source=cloudweekly.news&utm_medium=newsletter
Google Cloud Platform Logging got an upgrade this week in Google Cloud. Logs Viewer Preview has been moved to the default logging experience in Google Cloud and is now known as “Logs Explorer”. There are a lot of new features including: interactive queries, histogram view for analysis, a fully tricked out logs dashboard and some other new tools. The classic viewer is not gone and can be accessed as “Legacy Viewer”. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/management-tools/using-cloud-logging-logs-explorer?utm_source=cloudweekly.news&utm_medium=newsletter
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