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Kevin Christopher Miller

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Eric Jason Brandwine

David Brian Lennon

Andrew Bruce Dickinson

Timothy Lawrence Harris

Ramyanshu Datta

Michael Brooke Furr

Michael Siaosi Voegele

Kyle Tailor Akers

Chao Yuan

Ian Roger Searle

Kenneth Grey Richards

Mahmoud Ali Abuelela

Aniket Deepak Divecha

Adam Charles Siefker

Schuyler David Thompson

Meenakshi Rameshkumar

Shane Ashley Hall

Eric Wayne Schultze

Christopher Ian Hendrie

Patrick Stephenson

Aparna Nagargadde

Colm Gearóid MacCárthaigh

Jeremy T Hall

Marcin Piotr Kowalski

Douglas Stewart Laurence

Joseph Elmar Magerramov

Aaron Craig Thompson

Shuai Ye

Richard Alexander Sheehan

Mingxue Zhao

Marwan Salah EL-Din Oweis

John Robert Kerl

Nathan Andrew Miller

Rajat Banerjee

Bashuman Deb

David Carl Salyers

Po-Chun Chen

Xiao Zhang

Ralph William Flora

Deepak Mohan

Krishna P Balasubramanian

Tobias Lars-Olov Holgers

Rebecca Claire Weiss

Patrick Brigham Cullen

Yohanes Santoso

Calvin Patrick Grunewald

Joel C Hegg

Leif Erik Foged

Peter C Beckman

Anish Sukumaran

Daniel Lee McCarriar

Marwan Salah Oweis

Ryan David Murphy

Robert Devers Wilson

Haripriya Devnath

Heesang Ju

James Caruso

Upendra Bhalchandra Shevade

Paul David Franklin

Ian Paul Nowland

James Caleb Kirschner

Alexander Justin Penney

Andriy Palamarchuk

Christopher Thomas

Peter N De Santis

Steven Simons Armato

Gregory Rustin Rogers

Jonathan Blair Norwood

Rishabh Animesh

Sandeep Shantharaj

Leonid Valentinovich Nikolayev

Justin Canfield Crites

Russell Leighton

Wesley Douglas Doonan

Chandan Talukdar

Daniel Thomas Robinson

William F Murray

Jawash Mohamed

Robert J Czarnecki

Jeffrey S Eakle

David Schneider-Joseph

Guilherme Oliveira Campos

Guilherme Oliverira Campos

Christopher Carson Thomas

Techniques are described for providing managed virtual computer networks that have a configured logical network topology with virtual networking devices, such as by a network-accessible configurable network service, with corresponding networking functionality provided for communications between multiple computing nodes of the virtual computer network by emulating functionality that would be provided by the virtual networking devices if they were physically present. In some situations, the networking functionality provided for a managed computer network of a client includes receiving routing communications directed to the virtual networking devices and using included routing information to update the configuration of the managed computer network, such as to allow at least some computing nodes of a managed computer network to dynamically signal particular types of uses of one or more indicated target network addresses and/or to dynamically signal use of particular external public network addresses based on such routing information.

Network configuration system for configuring telecomunications infrastructure networks

Methods and apparatus for interfaces to manage direct network peerings. A system may include a data center, endpoint routers and a connectivity coordinator. The coordinator implements a programmatic interface defining connectivity operations. The coordinator receives a request for dedicated connectivity to data center resources, formatted according to the interface. The coordinator selects a target endpoint router at which to establish a physical link to implement the dedicated connectivity, and transmits a response identifying the target endpoint router and including configuration instructions for setting up a physical link for the dedicated connectivity.

Interfaces to manage direct network peerings

A determination is made that a graphical representation of network health state information pertaining to a client account of a provider network is to be provided. Using respective network metrics groups corresponding to several data sources, a network health state descriptor corresponding to a resource associated with the client account is generated. A data set usable to generate a graphical display of network health state information of the resource of the client account is transmitted.

Visualization of network health information

A service implemented at a first isolated virtual network of a provider network is added to a database of privately-accessible services. Configuration changes that enable network packets to flow between the first isolated virtual network and a second isolated virtual network without utilizing a network address accessible from the public Internet are implemented. Service requests originating at the second isolated virtual network are transmitted to the first isolated virtual network via private pathways of the provider network. Metrics corresponding to service requests directed from the second isolated network to the service are collected and provided to the respective owners of one or both isolated virtual networks.

Private service endpoints in isolated virtual networks

Techniques are described for providing managed computer networks, such as for managed virtual computer networks overlaid on one or more other underlying computer networks. In some situations, the techniques include facilitating replication of a primary computing node that is actively participating in a managed computer network, such as by maintaining one or more other computing nodes in the managed computer network as replicas, and using such replica computing nodes in various manners. For example, a particular managed virtual computer network may span multiple broadcast domains of an underlying computer network, and a particular primary computing node and a corresponding remote replica computing node of the managed virtual computer network may be implemented in distinct broadcast domains of the underlying computer network, with the replica computing node being used to transparently replace the primary computing node in the virtual computer network if the primary computing node becomes unavailable.

Automated configuration change of virtual machines in a computing node group

Methods and apparatus for interfaces to manage inter-regional connectivity for direct network peerings. A system may include a connectivity coordinator, a first resource collection in a first geographical zone and a second resource collection in a second geographical zone. The coordinator implements a programmatic interface defining connectivity operations. The coordinator receives a request via the interface to establish a logically isolated network path to the second resource collection on behalf of a client that has a dedicated physical link set up to connect to the first resource collection. In response to the request, the coordinator performs one or more configuration operations to enable traffic to flow from the client's network to the second resource collection over a logically isolated network path using the dedicated physical link.

Interfaces to manage inter-region connectivity for direct network peerings

Respective network metrics sets corresponding to one or more data sources are examined at a network health manager. Network health states corresponding to one or more endpoint pair categories are determined based on the analysis of the network metric sets. An indication of the network health state of a particular endpoint pair category is stored.

Network health data aggregation service

Techniques are described for providing virtual networking functionality for managed computer networks. In some situations, a user may configure or otherwise specify a logical network topology for a managed computer network with multiple computing nodes that includes one or more virtual networking devices each associated with a specified group of the multiple computing nodes. Corresponding networking functionality may be provided for communications between the multiple computing nodes by emulating functionality that would be provided by the networking devices if they were physically present and configured to support the specified network topology. In some situations, the managed computer network is a virtual computer network overlaid on a substrate network, and the networking device functionality emulating includes receiving routing communications directed to the networking devices and using included routing information to update the specified network topology for the managed computer network.

Providing virtual networking device functionality for managed computer networks

Automatic replacement of computing nodes in a virtual computer network

Exchange of routing information to support virtual computer networks hosted on telecommunications infrastructure network

Systems and methods are described for modifying input and output (I/O) to an object storage service by implementing one or more owner-specified functions to I/O requests. A function can implement a data manipulation, such as filtering out sensitive data before reading or writing the data. The functions can be applied prior to implementing a request method (e.g., GET or PUT) specified within the I/O request, such that the data to which the method is applied may not match the object specified within the request. For example, a user may request to obtain (e.g., GET) a data set. The data set may be passed to a function that filters sensitive data to the data set, and the GET request method may then be applied to the output of the function. In this manner, owners of objects on an object storage service are provided with greater control of objects stored or retrieved from the service.

On-demand execution of object transformation code in output path of object storage service

An inverted telescoping mast configured to be mounted to a ceiling or other structure within a building for supporting a payload at a range of heights within the building. The mast can include cable management for routing of cables external the mast for supplying/exchanging power, control signals, data etc. to the payload. An internal spring retains the mast in the retracted position. A tension control system restricts extension and/or retraction of the mast when actuating cable tension is above or below respective tension thresholds.

Inverted cable driven mast

In accordance with a designation of a private alias endpoint as a routing target for traffic directed to a service from within an isolated virtual network of a provider network, a tunneling intermediary receives a baseline packet generated at a compute instance. The baseline packet indicates a public IP (Internet Protocol) address of the service as the destination, and a private IP address of the compute instance as the source. In accordance with a tunneling protocol, the tunneling intermediary generates an encapsulation packet comprising at least a portion of the baseline packet and a header indicating the isolated virtual network. The encapsulation packet is transmitted to a node of the service.

Private alias endpoints for isolated virtual networks

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