Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jaykumar Harish Gosar

Avinash Jaisinghani

Pete Peerapong Janes

Prashant Jayaraman

Christopher Whitaker

Adam M Thomas

Jeffrey Lloyd Baker

Reto Kramer

Venkates Paramasivam Balakrishnan

Daniel Lee Osiecki

Nishanth Shankaran

Danny Rabbani

Jonathan Alan Leblang

Chetan Manohar Dandekar

Matthew John Hinkle

Sujay Vaishampayan

Abhijeet Kumar

Madhusudan Govindarajan

Farzad Sangi

Ankur Rawat

Danny Yu

Techniques for cancel and rollback of update stack requests. At a time after receiving a request to cancel and rollback an update request for a computer system, one or more computer resources within a computer system invoke one or more computer system capabilities at least to cancel computer system operations to update the computer. When the computer system operations to update the computer system are cancelled, one or more computer resources within a computer system invoke one or more computer system capabilities at least to roll back the computer system to a previous good state.

Cancel and rollback update stack requests

At a time after receiving a request to cancel and rollback an update request for a computer system, one or more computer resources within a computer system invoke one or more computer system capabilities at least to cancel computer system operations to update the computer. When the computer system operations to update the computer system are cancelled, one or more computer resources within a computer system invoke one or more computer system capabilities at least to roll back the computer system to a previous good state.

This disclosure is directed to computing services that provide secure network connections using public-private key-based security for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as voice devices, that may have more than a predefined set of users. Device certificates that authorize IoT devices to access a secure network, such as an enterprise network and/or services eternal to an enterprise network are provided. A setup system may cooperate with an IoT device and a subordinate CA to generate a device certificate that allows the IoT device to access a secure enterprise network and services outside of the secure enterprise network. The IoT device may generate a certificate signing request (CSR) which may be signed by a remote subordinate CA to generate the device certificate using a root certificate of an enterprise CA. Systems are also disclosed that renew certificates for the IoT devices prior to their expiration.

Issuance of certificates for secure enterprise wireless network access

Techniques are described that enable a user to upgrade a stack of resources by providing a template that reflects the desired end state of the stack. Upon receiving a new template, the system automatically detects changes that should be performed and determines the order in which the changes should be performed. The system can also detect if the desired changes to the stack are a result of direct modifications; because parameters to the resources have changed; or the changes are indirectly caused by other dependency/attribute changing. Additionally, the system determines whether the changes require creating new resources or if the changes can be made to the resources live. In case of replacement of resources, the system will first create the new resource, move that new resource into the stack and remove the old resource(s). In case of failures, the system ensures that the stack rolls back to the initial state.

Using a template to update a stack of resources

Technologies are disclosed herein for providing an asynchronous fleet configuration service for deploying and updating a fleet of network resources. The asynchronous fleet configuration service exposes an asynchronous application programming interface (API) that allows for individual resources to indicate an initialization status. Accordingly, the asynchronous fleet configuration service can asynchronously monitor the status of individual resources being deployed or updated, while performing other duties related to the fleet of network resources.

Asynchronous fleet configuration service

Techniques for executing commands associated with system stacks using parallel workflows are described herein. A dependency representation based at least in part on a stack description is created. The stack description describes stack resource instance and dependencies between those resource instances. The dependency representation is then analyzed to determine sub-workflows each of which may be executed in parallel. The sub-workflows may be altered based on one or more runtime interdependencies and the stack command may be executed by performing the sub-workflows in a determined order.

Parallel asynchronous stack operations

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Jaykumar Harish Gosar