Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jason Goelitz

Patrick Brigham Cullen

Eric Andrew Rubin-Smith

Daniel Paquette

Leonid Valentinovich Nikolayev

Marwan Salah Oweis

Adam Gregory Cogen

Anupam Pandey

Nam Quy Nguyen

Benjamin Kaiwen Ng

Lee Alan Wildes

Disclosed are various embodiments for managing network address allocations using prefix allocation trees. In one embodiment, a request is received to allocate a network address block. The request specifying a prefix size for the network address block. A particular network address block having the prefix size that is allocatable is determined based at least in part on a prefix allocation tree representing the available and allocated network address space. The prefix allocation tree is updated to indicate that the particular network address block is allocated. An identification of the particular network address block is returned in response to the request to allocate the network address block.

Network address allocation management using prefix allocation trees

Techniques for address migration are described. An address migration service can receive a request to migrate an address space to a provider network, the request including at least one range of addresses. The AMS service can authorize the request with an internet registry and provision the address space in at least one area of the provider network. The AMS can receive a request to advertise the address space, advertise the address space, and allocate at least one address in the address space to at least one resource in the provider network.

Address migration service

User actions for configuring a computing environment may be recorded and converted to a workflow definition. A translation layer may be associated with the workflow definition and invoked to perform actions described by the workflow by utilizing one or more application programming interfaces. The translation layer may adapt to application programming interface idiosyncrasies by translating state transitions, including asynchronous to synchronous state transitions and synchronous to asynchronous state transitions.

Workflows with API idiosyncrasy translation layers

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Oakton, VA, United States of America

Jason Goelitz