Last week in cloud computing: AWS enhances Windows push notification support, while Azure begins testing its Active Directory proxy.
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- AWS S3 now allows you to provide your own keys for server-side encryption. Improved key management is likely to remain a major focus for cloud services for some time.
- Amazon’s Simple Notification Service (SNS) has added enhanced support for Microsoft’s Push Notification Service and Baidu Cloud Push (useful for China-focused apps). More details here.
- The Azure AD Application proxy is now in public beta. The service allows you to manage on-premises applications using Azure AD. You can test out the preview, though you’ll need an AD Premium licence.
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