We have some applications that cater to the requirements of a Smart Farming community. We have some sensor soil sensors that are planted in the farms, and then these sensors collect soil data. Then we have the application analyze the inputs from the sensor and also take the weather parameters, crop details, and soil type.
I manage the company's large SAP workloads that run on AWS. We use it for things like automation. We are service providers. I'm an SAP Service Delivery Manager.
Senior Development Engineer at a marketing services firm with 51-200 employees
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2021-09-28T09:59:00Z
Sep 28, 2021
AWS Services Manager is used to upload the image. And if there's something wrong, we use it to look at the logs and diagnose problems. We sometimes use Services Manager to redeploy and deal with scaling issues and configuration—like for example, what kind of memory needs to be allocated. Things like that.
What is configuration management? Configuration management is a type of systems engineering process that helps to achieve consistency of a product through its life cycle. The goal of configuration management processes and tools is to keep computer systems, servers, and software consistently in the desired state.
Managing IT system configurations requires defining what is the system’s desired state and then maintaining it. Since system changes happen frequently across servers, networks,...
We have some applications that cater to the requirements of a Smart Farming community. We have some sensor soil sensors that are planted in the farms, and then these sensors collect soil data. Then we have the application analyze the inputs from the sensor and also take the weather parameters, crop details, and soil type.
You can use it for Duo Inventory and to do page management. You can use it to do automation.
We are running production workloads in multiple AWS accounts.
I manage the company's large SAP workloads that run on AWS. We use it for things like automation. We are service providers. I'm an SAP Service Delivery Manager.
AWS Services Manager is used to upload the image. And if there's something wrong, we use it to look at the logs and diagnose problems. We sometimes use Services Manager to redeploy and deal with scaling issues and configuration—like for example, what kind of memory needs to be allocated. Things like that.