Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Pavan Kumar Surishetty

Gerard Joseph Heinz, Ii

Vinod Murli Mamtani

Jason Makuch

Kimberly Nicole Hunter

Collin Charles Davis

Matthew Louis Vahlsing

Jean-Yves Pip Courbois

Grant Travis Patrick Wilson

Joshua Wascom

Nathan Lee Burns

Jesen Kwok Ha

Bin Wang

Jonathan Paul Thompson

Siddhartha Shankara Rao

Thaddeus C Pritchett

Sridhar Chellappa

James Jonathan Morris

Xin Wang

Lokendra Singh

Anantha Venkateshwaran Balasubramaniam

Brian Robbins

Ajith Kuttai Venkatraman

Ashok Thangamani Nadar

Kamlesh Tekhbahadur Talreja

Roumen Bogomilov Antonov

Jason David Makuch

Gerard Joseph Heinz Ii

Systems and methods are described for a routing service that identifies routes for providing a resource with the least cost for providing a resource configured for a data flow. The routing service can operate on various servers with varying functionalities in a distributed network topology. After establishing an application-programming interface ('API') session, the routing service can send API-based requests to the various servers to obtain API-based routing information. The routing service can use the routing information to determine that a network performance metric exceeds a threshold for providing a resource on a requested route. Advantageously, the routing service can determine alternative routes using the API routing information and, further, identify the least cost route of those alternative routes. Finally, the routing service can provide a resource configured for a data flow (e.g., a video conference) via the least cost route.

Network routing utilization of application programming interfaces

Various techniques may be employed for assigning user inputs such as a touch on a touchscreen to various input controls such as buttons or other features provided on a touchscreen. One example input assignment technique is a nearest neighbor technique, whereby a touch may, for example, be assigned to an input control that is positioned closest to the touch location. Another example input assignment technique is an angle and distance technique, whereby a touch may, for example, be assigned to an input control based on an angle and a distance of the touch relative to a prior touch.

Input control assignment

A computing device can be utilized to submit content to a collaboration service for posting on a collaboration channel. In response to receiving a posting request, the collaboration service identifies a context associated with the request. The context might include the location of the computing device submitting the request, the authenticated identity of the user submitting the request, or access rights associated with the content to be posted. The collaboration service can utilize the context to identify one or more collaboration channels to which the content can be posted. The user might be permitted to select one or more of the identified channels. Once the content has been posted to the selected channel, or channels, the collaboration service can utilize the context to perform other actions such as, but not limited to, initiating a communications session between authorized users of the collaboration channel to which the content was posted.

Secure context-based group collaboration and communication

Initial configuration of access for a client device to a streamed application may be initiated in response to receiving a request to enable access. The application may not, in some cases, have been configured for streaming. The application may execute on a virtual computing node assigned to run the application in the context of a user account created to run the application. A link for initiating the application stream may be sent to the client. A capture process detects resources accessed by the application and streams them to the client. Input from the client is inserted into the application's input/output streams by the capture process.

Streamlined remote application streaming technology configuration and usage

Described are techniques and systems for providing a virtual controller user interface. The virtual controller user interface of a source media device accepts user input and provides control data based on that input to a target media device. The target media device may process the control data, injecting input events into an operating system of the target media device. An application executing on the target media device may use these inputs.

Virtual controller for touchscreen

Disclosed are various embodiments for enhancing automated testing for mobile applications by using an automated testing set. An automated testing pattern set may include multiple patterns that have been determined to yield accurate results in testing applications within a particular application category. The automated testing pattern set may be created for each application category by applying automated random pattern generator tests to applications within the same application category and verifying the accuracy of the random patterns produced by the random pattern generator tests by comparing the results from manual testing. The automated testing pattern set is then created based on patterns ranked according to an assigned accuracy score.

Enhancing automated mobile application testing

A method can include a node receiving a token redemption request from a client computing device. The node can determine a destination host management service based at least in part on a geographic proximity of the destination host management service to the client computing device. The destination host management service can be one of a plurality of host management systems distributed across a plurality of data centers. The node can route the token redemption request to the destination host management service. The destination host management service can determine a destination host running an application in one of the plurality of data centers and provision a session between the client computing device and the application running in the destination host.

Application streaming service

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Pavan Kumar Surishetty