Category: AWS re:Invent

Using Buy with AWS, customers can now quickly discover and procure software listings available in AWS Marketplace through seller websites.

In this post, we show you how to use the new launch experience in AWS Marketplace to create your own Databricks workspace. We then walk you through a demonstration that runs a classification model to make annual income predictions from census data.

The re:Invent agenda is packed with a variety of session formats, including breakout sessions, hands-on technical sessions, interactive chalk talks, twenty-minute lightning talks, and more. We recommend reviewing the AWS Marketplace session catalog ahead of time and building an agenda that aligns with your needs and interests.

In this post, we will guide you through using preconfigured Postman collections to interact with the AWS Marketplace catalog. This is available on the official AWS Partners Postman API Network.

This post will provide an overview of how you can take advantage of APIs to manage pricing aspects of your products, offers, resale authorizations, and CPPOs.  You will learn about pricing terms and how to update them programmatically using the AWS Marketplace Catalog API.

This post will show you how the adoption of AWS Marketplace Catalog Application Programming Interfaces (CAPI) is a transformative solution which alleviates pain points and increases the efficiency of the ISV-CP relationship, by automating the process of granting resale authorizations and creating private offers.

In this post, we discuss a new feature, a ChangeType called UpdatePricingTerms that allows you to update your single Amazon Machine Image (AMI) product’s prices. We will also discuss the benefits of using this feature of Catalog API to update prices. Further, we highlighted the different options for scaling your pricing updates.

In this post, we show you how to automate private offers within your internal applications using the AWS Marketplace Catalog API. You can extend the solution to create dashboards for managing private offers, which can be saved and cloned to create a new private offer quickly and programmatically.

In this blog, we are introducing new AWS Marketplace APIs, and a Salesforce connector. This will make it easier for sellers to perform AWS Marketplace transactions within their current operations with little to no duplicate efforts.

In this post, Ramya and I introduce you to the new SPG dashboard as a single pane of glass for your Marketplace transactions. You can view this dashboard without having AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions or technical proficiency on the underlying AWS services. We show how you can use the SPG dashboard for a simplified view of your AWS Marketplace subscriptions for spend management and usage tracking.