Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Leslie Andrew Prock

Diwakar Gupta

Ishwardutt Parulkar

Upendra Bhalchandra Shevade

Kaixiang Hu

Shane Ashley Hall

Zachary Christopher Mouri

Jeremy Truelove

Sahil Mansukhlal Koladiya

Georgios Elissaios

Devlin Roarke Dunsmore

Michael Phillip Quinn

Disclosed are various embodiments for interfaces for creating radio-based private networks. In one embodiment, a request is received via an interface to create a radio-based private network for a customer. The request indicates a quantity of wireless devices that will connect to the radio-based private network. A quantity of radio units to serve the radio-based private network is determined based at least in part on the quantity of wireless devices. The radio units are preconfigured to implement a radio access network for the radio-based private network. A shipment is initiated to the customer of the radio units that have been preconfigured. Resources in a cloud provider network are provisioned to function as a core network for the radio-based private network.

Interfaces for creating radio-based private networks

Disclosed are various embodiments for resource allocation policies for a hosted computing environment that can be configured by organizations that use the hosted computing environment under a utility computing model. In one embodiment, a resource allocation request to allocate a computing resource within a hosted computing environment is received. The resource allocation request is associated with an account of an organization. It is determined that a fulfillment of the resource allocation request would violate a resource allocation policy configured by the organization within the hosted computing environment. The resource allocation request is prevented from being automatically fulfilled in response to determining that the fulfillment of the resource allocation request would violate the resource allocation policy.

Configurable computing resource allocation policies

A first request to reserve a quantity of resources that comply with a constraint specified in the first request is obtained. A set of available resources that fulfills the constraint is determined based on current capacity usage. A token is associated with the set of available resources, with the token being associated with an expiration. The quantity of resources from the set of available resources is reserved, where the quantity allocated is unavailable, until the expiration, to fulfill resource requests that lack the token. The token is provided in response to the first request.

Authorized virtual computer system service capacity access

Techniques for launching compute instances on cloud provider network substrate extensions deployed within communications service provider networks are described. A service of a cloud provider network receives a request to launch a compute instance from a customer, the request including a latency requirement. A provider substrate extension is selected to host the compute instance from a plurality of provider substrate extensions of the cloud provider network based at least in part on the latency requirement. The plurality of plurality of provider substrate extensions are connected to a communications service provider network and controlled at least in part by the service of the cloud provider network via a connection through the communications service provider network. A message is sent to cause the selected provider substrate extension to launch the compute instance for the customer.

Latency-based placement of cloud compute instances within communications service provider networks

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Leslie Andrew Prock