Ramesh Kumar

AWS experts dive deep on several use cases that demonstrate the ability to provide AWS wherever you need it—from the cloud to on-premises locations to the edge. These use cases include operating on factory floors, on oil and gas rigs, at mining sites, in hospitals, on moving vehicles, and more.

The AWS Snow Family enables organizations to deploy compute workloads in the rugged denied, disrupted, intermittent, and limited (DDIL) edge. AWS Snowball Edge and AWS Snowcone support a select set of AWS services (compute, containers, storage, analytics, and AI/ML), allowing you to develop your application in the AWS Cloud and easily run applications at the edge to capture, process, and move...

In this session, learn how the AWS Snow Family can help you run operations in harsh, non-data center environments and in locations where there is a lack of consistent network connectivity. The AWS Snow Family, comprised of AWS Snowcone and AWS Snowball Edge, offers a number of physical devices and capacity points with built-in computing capabilities.

In this session, learn the considerations and best practices for optimizing your data migration of up to dozens of terabytes using AWS Snowcone as well as using AWS Snowball Edge for your large data migrations. The session will cover tooling and methodologies to transfer and migrate data from intermittently connected environments to the AWS Cloud.

Many organizations still have data they want to move to AWS, and have disconnected, remote field operations that require local computing capabilities. The AWS Snow family—AWS Snowball, AWS Snowball Edge, and AWS Snowmobile—helps you move large quantities of data offline and enables data processing and storage at edge locations when network capacity is constrained or nonexistent.