AWS re:Invent 2016

AWS re:Invent 2016

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AWS re:Invent 2016 episodes

  • ENT212: Preparing for a Large-Scale Migration to AWS
    Many organizations rely on a TCO calculation to build a business case for migration to the Cloud. Unfortunately, this approach overlooks organizational readiness and wider economic factors, such as the total cost and the benefits of migration. This session provides executives with a toolkit for measuring readiness and developing a compelling business case.
    46 min
  • ENT213: Best practices for running enterprise workloads on AWS
    Fortune 500 companies are increasingly using cloud services to run enterprise workloads to improve security, increase agility, and enable scale. Learn how OpenEye is running their AWS-native platform and workflow engine to support collaboration and data sharing at large pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer. In this session, OpenEye will share cloud best practiced around security controls, cross-departmental collaboration across the enterprise, and agility at scale. Attendees will gain practical tips for using AWS in the enterprise and healthcare industries.
    50 min
  • ENT214: The Cloud Is Enterprise Ready: How the University of Arizona Is Migrating Core Enterprise Systems to the Cloud
    As enterprises seek to fully realize the scalability, availability, security, and agility of cloud computing, many are learning that they must migrate core business applications, such finance and human resource systems, not just public-facing websites. The University of Arizona shares how they addressed the challenge of creating a more efficient and agile IT operation. After initial success in migrating their Research Administration system, UA became the first major university to migrate their PeopleSoft application environments—Learning (EL), Human Resources (HR), and Student (SA)—to AWS. Learn about the university's enterprise migration roadmap, lessons learned, plans and budgets, and the tools available to support major enterprise migrations. See how to create a roadmap to cloud computing, transform application development, deploy mission-critical workloads at scale, and retrain staff.
    44 min
  • ENT215: Building Enterprise Cloud Operations As a Service with T-Mobile
    After launching several thousand EC2 instances in the cloud, we've learned that the key to running an IT fleet successfully on AWS is enforcing operational and economic discipline. As AWS service consumption grows, operational costs and overhead shouldn't grow linearly. Instead, IT should encourage new tenants that migrate from data centers to AWS to slowly shift toward a self-service delivery model and adopt the DevOps operations model. Creating and offering an AWS Cloud operations service catalog enables organizations to efficiently take full advantage of AWS' flexibility and modularity. T-Mobile, whose journey to AWS Cloud management started more than 2 years ago, uses a service catalog to enforce operational discipline in the Cloud. Their catalog is custom crafted for each Cloud-based IT workload. This session provides insight into the AWS Cloud operations strategy and its transformation, the creation of a Cloud operations service catalog, and how this approach supports reliable engineering on AWS. S
    49 min
  • ENT217: Migrating Enterprise Messaging to the Cloud
    Enterprises rely on messaging to integrate services and applications and to exchange information critical to running their business. However, managing and operating dedicated message-oriented middleware and underlying infrastructure creates costly overhead and can compromise reliability. In this session, enterprise architects and developers learn how to improve scalability, availability, and operational efficiency by migrating on-premises messaging middleware to a managed cloud service using Amazon SQS. Hear how Capital One is using SQS to migrate several core banking applications to the cloud to ensure high availability and cost efficiency. We also share some exciting new SQS features that allow even more workloads to take advantage of the cloud.
    48 min
  • ENT218: Simplify Cloud Migration with AWS Server Migration Service
    Data center migrations are often long and complex projects that involve thousands of servers. Without automated tools, these migrations can consume hundreds of hours. The recently launched AWS Server Migration Service speeds and simplifies the migration of on-premises servers to the AWS Cloud. SMS automates incremental replication of live server volumes, speeding up the migration process and significantly reducing the manual tasks required for server migration. This session for IT managers introduces key features and benefits of SMS, and includes a demo of the SMS end-to-end workflow.
    51 min
  • ENT304: Fueling Migration: Shortcutting your Application Portfolio Assessment
    For many large enterprises, gathering data on your applications and developing a detailed business case for an all-in migration to AWS can be a time consuming activity. Instead of waiting on a full analysis to be completed, a global healthcare company decided to take a shortcut by reinventing the portfolio assessment process in a brilliantly simple manner. This new streamlined approach enabled them to immediately take advantage of the increased speed and innovative capabilities of AWS. In this session, IT directors and enterprise architects can learn these techniques to quickly identify which of their own applications fit cloud-friendly patterns; including, how to build a prioritized and multi-threaded migration queue that maximizes velocity and business value.
    35 min
  • ENT308: Building a Solid Business Case for Cloud Migration
    Learn how to create a compelling business case for a large-scale migration to AWS. We present a framework and tools for creating your business case, and guidelines for using AWS services to maximize value and optimize cost for migrations to the AWS Cloud. Learn a new way of thinking about cost that includes automation, new technologies, organizational change, and other factors.
    40 min

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