Posts Tagged ‘Amazon Web Services’

We’ll discuss AWS Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) in this blog. One of the most critical duties in just about any firm is Distributing Workloads among various Computing Resources. The service Amazon AWS Elastic Load Balancer was explicitly created for dispersing workloads. This blog’s AWS load balancer lesson will delve deep into AWS ELB. The following […]

The web-based Application Programming Interface (API) concept has been around since the ’90s. Due to the need to maintain and grow business, there are now centuries worth of existing code, most of which we define today as monolithic. The thought of change for many companies is daunting at best, if not inconceivable. There are countless […]

In today’s blog post, I will walk you through a way in which Contact Lens can enhance your contact center: Amazon Connect Rules! What Are Amazon Connect Rules? As described in the Amazon Connect administrator guide, Amazon Connect Rules allow you to set up actions that are triggered based on conditions. When used in combination […]

Using Ansible Tower I have the power to automate simple and complex tasks like configuring and installing packages on Linux serves and configuring AWS infrastructure. Your company should think about implementing Ansible to meet your business needs if you are looking for: multi-user access, user management, credentials, security, RBAC, complex orchestration, reporting, logging, and/or auditing. […]

Reporting is essential for timely and effective monitoring of contact center performance. Contact center dashboards provide managers, supervisors, and agents a detailed look at the current state of their contact centers. In this blog post, I will talk about the different reporting features that are available within PACE, such as Supervisor Dashboards with pre-configured templates, […]

Amazon Relational Database Service, a  service provided by Amazon Web Services, is a fully managed SQL database cloud service that allows you to create and operate relational databases. With Amazon RDS, one can access all the files and database anywhere in a cost-effective and highly scalable way. Snowflake is a cloud-based platform that helps data […]

Automated Infrastructure (AWS) Setup Using Terraform and Jenkins (Launch EC2 and VPC) In this blog we will discuss how to execute the Terraform code using Jenkins and set up AWS infrastructure such as EC2 and VPC. For those of you are unfamiliar with Jenkins, it is an open-source continuous integration and continuous development automation tool […]

AWS Athena is an interactive query service offered by Amazon that makes it easy to examine the data directly in Amazon S3 using standard SQL. Athena is serverless, so there is no infrastructure to manage, and we pay only for the queries which we run. Athena is easy to use. It simply points the data […]

In this article, I will show you how you can set up your own Matillion instance, but before we get started  let’s talk about the Matillion ETL tool. What is Matillion, and why should you care? Matillion is an ETL tool that is available on the Cloud Marketplace. It is completely cloud-based, billed at an […]

In the most scenario we integrated AWS Lambda with API Gateway to run our application which are written in Python, Node.js, Go, .NET, Java, Ruby, etc. A Lambda integration traces a path and HTTP method combination to a Lambda function. We can configure the API Gateway to pass the content of the HTTP request as is […]

Improving customer experience is a worthwhile goal of every company; however, simultaneously improving both customer and agent experience can be an overwhelming effort.  Perficient’s Amazon Connect Experience (PACE) enhances Amazon Connect’s out-of-the-box capabilities by empowering contact center agents to do more and allowing businesses to easily achieve their ideal customer experience. In this blog post, […]

What is Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager? Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager is known for an automated process that creates backups of data stored in the Amazon EBS volume. It secures our important data by scheduling regular backups. It helps to reduce the cost of service by deleting the backups which are outdated. It creates disaster recovery […]