Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Prateek Mehrotra

Jonathan Edward Suchland

Kuangyou Yao

Austin M Nevins

Preetam Dasgupta

Justin Lowry

Zachary Jake Barbitta

Attila Zoltan Kovacs

Mohit Kumar Palriwal

Aprajita Arora

Michael Sadahiro

Ruchir Tewari

Haja Maideen Mohamed Thajudeen

Shivani Mehendarge

Sriharsha Mukundappa Sathyavathi

Zhan Shu

George Anthony Torres

Vedadnya Vishwas Jadhav

This disclosure describes a scheduler of an instance replacement service of a service provider network determines a first instance that needs replacement. The scheduler determines if a second instance exists and based upon determining the second instance exists, the scheduler schedules a first application to be moved from the first instance to the second instance. An executor of the instance replacement service moves the first application from the first instance to the second instance and decrements a counter by one. Based on a current value of the counter equaling zero, the executor discontinues moving of applications from the first instance to the second instance and recycles the first instance.

Instance replacement for applications in a service provider network

Techniques are disclosed for automatically generating an access envelope that can be used to provide recommended access permissions and access rules for access roles. An access policy automation service may monitor actions requested by a user or system operating within a workflow from computing resources in a computing environment. The service may automatically update an access envelope associated with the user or system with permissions allowing the user or system to perform the requested actions. The envelope can then be used in a role definition to provide appropriate permission to users who may be performing similar operations.

Semi-automated role creation for governance of machine-learning systems

A workflow manager can be configured to present a graphical interface to an entity and display a current status of a workflow via the graphical interface. Via the graphical interface, the entity can provide one or more indications that indicate an entry condition for the workflow, one or more message communications, and one or more filter conditions. The entity can activate the workflow and cause the workflow manager to identify a user population that satisfies the entry condition and cause the user population to be presented with the one or more message communications and the one or more filter conditions of the workflow. Different user segments of the user population may be assigned to different user paths, where each user segment receives different communications based on their corresponding user paths.

Extensible framework for constructing autonomous workflows

A workflow manager can be configured to present a graphical interface to an entity and display a current status of a user population within an active workflow. The workflow manager can identify and monitor individual user actions associated with user paths of the active workflow. The workflow manager can generate user path and workflow analytics that identify the progress of individual users and summarize the overall progress of the user population within the active workflow. The workflow analytics can be generated from event notifications that are emitted by the communications and filters of the active workflow. The graphical interface can be actively updated, in response to the emission of the event notifications, to present the workflow analytics and user population progress to the entity.

Extensible framework for reporting automated workflow analytics

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Bothell, WA, United States of America

Prateek Mehrotra