Amazon Technologies, Inc.

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Martin Robert Frank

Felix Walter Blue Jodoin

Ian Aird Mosher

Mark Sidney James Mansour

Sixiang Gu

Walter Manching Tseng

Michel Leonard Goldstein

James William Lewis

Maxwell Bartholomew Hall

Brandon William Porter

Simon Kurt Johnston

Fred Farhad Sadaghiani

Charles Groom

A system, such as a system of a computing resource service provider, detects changes to a pipeline template package that encodes information associated with application code and infrastructure that may be utilized as part of deploying the application code in stages of a pipeline. An infrastructure template that is usable to provision an execution environment may be generated for a corresponding stage of the development, and may be utilized as part of a process for provisioning an execution environment which may, for example, run tests to verify the quality of the application code.

Deployment of infrastructure in pipelines

Techniques are presented for managing a deployment pipeline using an inheritable and extensible source code template&#x2014;generally referred to as a live pipeline template (LPT). As described, live pipeline templates may be used to manage deployment pipelines which, in turn, are used to launch, maintain, and update the services and systems used to host and provide computing services.

Matching and enforcing deployment pipeline configurations with live pipeline templates

Analyzing deployment pipelines used to update production computing services using a live pipeline template process

Building deployment pipelines for a production computing service using live pipeline templates

Maintaining deployment pipelines for a production computing service using live pipeline templates

A request to view an item may be received in an electronic marketplace. The request may cause an offer request to be sent to one or more merchants. The merchants may respond with corresponding offers. Upon receipt of the offer, so long as the offered is received during a time when offers are being accepted, a price may be determined for the item based at least in part on the received offers.

Techniques for real-time dynamic pricing

A system is described which allows a user to define a relational tag. The relational tag describes how a first item is related to a second item within an identified qualifying context. For instance, the relational tag may state that the first item is ranked higher than or lower than the second item. When utilized by many users, the system forms a graph of interconnected items. The system can perform comparative analysis within this graph. For instance, based on the relational tags, the system can determine which item is the top-ranking item or bottom-ranking item within the graph.

Creation and utilization of relational tags

Tools and techniques for converging terms within a collaborative tagging environment are described herein. Methods for converging divergent contributions to the collaborative tagging environment may include receiving respective contributions from users within the environment. The methods may identify at least some of the contributions as divergent, and enable the users to converge the divergent contributions.

Convergence of terms within a collaborative tagging environment

Collaborative structured tagging enables a community of users to define different types of tags for online content. The diverse tag types provide a non-flat or dimensional tagging data structure that supports navigation and search for content, as well as comparison of the content. In one implementation, the collaborative structured tagging is employed in an item encyclopedia that offers community-authored information on various items in one or more electronic catalogs. In this context, the collaborative structured tagging facilitates comprehensive cross-product comparison and dimensional product navigation.

Collaborative structured tagging for item encyclopedias

Definition and utilization of relational tags

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Martin Robert Frank