BizCloud Experts Announces New Specialization : AWS Cloud Formation

Jun 12, 2020

Deliver Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) with Confidence

Dallas, Jun 12, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - UberTejas LLC dba BizCloud Experts announces being accepted into the AWS Cloud Formation Specialization. AWS CloudFormation allows enterprises to use programming languages or code to model and provision, in an automated and secure manner, all the resources needed for applications across all AWS regions and AWS accounts. Automating resource provisioning helps secure the knowledge, eliminates the need to manually update run-books, and make the provisioning process highly repeatable. At BizCloud Experts our mission is to ensure customers can adopt "DevOps" practices seamlessly.

Our core competency of creating Service Catalogs, building Serverless Solutions, and now with AWS Cloud Formation specialization we can model, provision, & standardize infrastructure components used across your organization, enabling configuration compliance and faster troubleshooting. "We believe it is natural to treat all aspects of enterprise solutions engineering as delivering code in an agile way," says Nagesh Kunamneni, President & CTO, BizCloud Experts. "build once, deploy anywhere, anytime and any number of times is a key design pattern for the future of solutions engineering". Working together we can improve IT Agility and help build new experiences faster.

Using a combination of AWS Cloud Formation, AWS Lambda, and AWS Service Catalog, BizCloud Experts has enabled the following use cases: empowered sales team provision products for demo's, proof of concepts eliminating significant time, engineering and support; simplified development process by automating rapid tear down and deployment of complex infrastructures for development, testing and production rollouts improving speed and agility; and replicated solutions across regions to expand reach globally.

This vision/strategy also aligns with where our enterprise clients are headed. "The BizCloud team brought in their expertise of Agile, DevOps, and Serverless solutions along with their architecture and advisory services," says Hemanth Jayaraman, Director, DevOps & Cloud Center of Excellence at Neiman Marcus. "This allowed the team to rapidly optimize data lake costs and leverage it as the foundation for a data scientists decisioning platform. Their knowledge of AWS services accelerated our digital transformation through workload automation, and they helped reduce the risk of business and operations by moving our data to a more resilient and secure IT environment".

ABOUT BIZCLOUD EXPERTS
BizCloud Experts is recognized as a leader in developing solutions using serverless computing technologies, contact center solutions, and automating IT services. BizCloud Experts is an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner that that helps customers of all types and sizes design, architect, build, migrate, and manage their workloads and applications on AWS, accelerating their journey to the cloud learn more, visit https://www.bizcloudexperts.com or follow us on Linked-In,Twitter, FaceBook.

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Rory McIlroy arrives in India with a new fashion style and renewed hope in Race to Dubai finale

NEW DELHI — Since completing the career Grand Slam, Rory McIlroy has been constantly looking for new ways to inject some freshness and spark into his golf. Turns out two of his longtime Ryder Cup teammates are providing some inspiration. For this week’s DP World India Championship, McIlroy has brought along a new look — baggy golf pants. After all, Tommy Fleetwood has been wearing them for a while. “I have watched and I have admired Tommy Fleetwood over the past year,” McIlroy said, with a smile, on Wednesday's DP World Locker Room show about his style that has generated plenty of chatter in New Delhi this week. “And in my everyday life, when I don’t have to wear what is my golf uniform, I wear a lot of wide-legged pants. It is the in-thing, the fashionable thing.” But how, McIlroy was asked, do they feel to play golf in? “These hit a little low, maybe a little short … I understand they are maybe not as well-fitting as they need to be,” he said, “but they are a work in progress.” Also in the works for the Northern Irishman is a replica of what he calls his “performance trailer” that he uses in the United States to aid his fitness and recovery during and between PGA Tour events, in an effort to gain an edge over rivals. Now, he wants one for when he plays on the European tour, too. McIlroy said that idea came from tennis great Novak Djokovic but also fellow golfer Justin Rose. “I decided to pull the trigger on it when Justin won in Memphis last year,” McIlroy said. “He’s 45 years old, playing great, contending in major championships, and at that time I was 36. I was like, I want to play really well for the next 10 years — I feel like I need to do something like this.” McIlroy hopes to have that up and running by the summer of 2027 — by which time, who knows, he might have a record-tying eighth Order of Merit title that crowns the year’s No. 1 player on the European tour. There are four events remaining in this season’s Race to Dubai and McIlroy will play in three of them, starting in India. He is third in the standings, behind Patrick Reed and Eugenio Chacarra, but there's little between the three players and plenty of points on offer in the season-ending events in India, South Korea, Abu Dhabi and finally Dubai. While Reed has stumbled of late thanks to an injury-prompted withdrawal at the BMW PGA Championship and a missed cut at the Spanish Open, Chacarra is finishing fast by climbing above McIlroy thanks to a tie for third at the French Open and a tie for second in Spain. “It’s still anyone’s game,” Reed said Wednesday. The American said he was swinging freely after the shoulder injury he sustained at Wentworth. He didn't play in France or at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and returned to shoot 73-71 in Spain, failing to make the weekend. “For me, I was itching about getting back and getting out and playing,” Reed said. “Did I come back too early? Who knows. At the end of the day the good thing is I can’t hurt it worse, and because of that, I have the confidence and the comfort level to come out here and execute and perform at the highest level.”

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PNVF rolls out major organizational reform

MANILA, Philippines — The promised reform is now being delivered as the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) overhauled its organization with some key appointments that aim to boost the national teams in future international events. PNVF Executive Director Atty. Miguel Carlos Pacifico F. Suarez announced the major changes in the Alas Pilipinas Men's and Women's indoor volleyball teams, while the beach volleyball squads will remain intact following their successful campaign in the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya recently. Leading the list of appointments will be the return of Dante Alinsunurin as head coach of the Alas Pilipinas Men squad. Alinsunurin, the head coach of the National University Bulldogs in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) and the Choco Mucho Flying Titans in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL), will regain the role he had seven years after steering the Alas Pilipinas Men squad to a historic silver medal in the 30th Southeast Asian Games in 2019. He will take over from Italian mentor Angiolino Frigoni, who has been tasked to handle the Alas Pilipinas Women squad in an interim capacity as the federation begins its long-term development for the FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Cup that the country will host in 2029. Suarez added that to avoid conflict, PNVF president Frank Lao will focus his resources on the Alas Pilipinas Men squad through his Strong Group Athletics (SGA) – the organization behind the PVL franchises Farm Fresh and ZUS Coffee. A distinguished business leader and avid sportsman who was elected as PNVF president just last August, Lao vows to direct all the financial resources to the national athletes to streamline the administrative process and eliminate the delay in the disbursement of allowances. So far, Lao has used his personal funds to cover the financial liabilities and other obligations that he inherited from the previous PNVF administrations. Lao will also chair the national team commission together with Bo Perasol of the UAAP, Victor Calvo of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Sherwin Malonzo of the PVL, and Dr. Ian Laurel of the Shakey’s Super League. “Our president, Mr. Frank Lao, is delivering on his commitment to drive reforms within the federation,” Suarez said in an official statement on Thursday. “He wants to eliminate delays in the issuance of allowances, which is why he is disbursing his financial support directly to our national athletes. By doing so, he is setting a clear precedent for other potential sponsors to follow. Through these steps, we are laying a strong foundation of integrity, credibility, and good governance — values that will anchor our organization moving forward.” Rebisco, on the other hand, will serve as chief sponsor of the beach volleyball teams, bannered by Khylem Progella and Sofiah Pagara who won the bronze medal in the women’s event of the 20th Asian Games. The PNVF also gave bigger roles to Creamline Cool Smashers team coordinator Ma. Carlota Celda and volleyball commentator Jaime Ascalon. Celda will replace Ronwald Kris Dimaculangan as team manager of the Alas Pilipinas Men while Ascalon will be stepping in for Hollie Reyes as team manager of Alas Pilipinas Women. Furthermore, former Cignal Super Spiker team manager Juanito Gregorio will serve as Deputy Executive Director to assist Suarez with administrative duties, while being considered for the Athletes Commission are Alyssa Valdez, Dawn Macandili-Catindig, Ysay Marasigan, Ran Abdilla, Julia Coronel, Rex Intal, Majoy Baron, Jia Morado-de Guzman, Jessie Lopez, Jovelyn Gonzaga, Bernadeth Pons, Alyssa Solomon, and Len Escollante, who was part of the national squad that won a gold medal in the Southeast Asian Games in Singapore in 1993. “These executives bring not only high-level capability, work ethic, and wisdom, but also an unwavering commitment to driving Philippine volleyball to greater heights,” Suarez said. “We are confident that we have the right people, the right vision, and the right strategy to build a national sports federation fully capable of bringing glory to the country on the international stage.” TMT

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Zaragosa wins wild Pueblo de Oro thriller – without knowing he had it sealed

MANILA, Philippines – Rupert Zaragosa summoned precision to overcome his lack of length, delivered clutch birdies when the pressure peaked, then endured an anxious final-hole bogey before discovering he had done enough to win the ICTSI Pueblo de Oro Championship on Thursday. In a rain-soaked final-round shootout marked by dramatic lead changes, costly mistakes and pressure-packed shots, Zaragosa fired a four-under 68 to finish at 276, edging Keanu Jahns and Zanieboy Gialon by one stroke in one of the most gripping finishes of the Philippine Golf Tour season. The diminutive but gifted shotmaker appeared to have seized control with birdies on Nos. 16 and 17, the latter punctuated by a superb 16-foot putt and an emphatic roar. Yet even as the final-hole drama unfolded around him, Zaragosa remained unaware of the state of the leaderboard – and of just how close he was to ending his winless run this season. Holding what he believed was no assured advantage, he drove safely on the par-4 18th but came up short of the green. His chip stopped six feet from the cup, only for his par putt to slide by, leaving him with a bogey and a closing-round card that suddenly looked vulnerable. After holing out, Zaragosa turned to ask whether he had won. He had. His 12-under total stood up as both Jahns and Gialon failed to make the birdies they needed to force a playoff, giving Zaragosa an emotional victory forged through patience, precision and nerves of steel. “I didn’t know that I won until after holing out,” said Zaragosa in Filipino, still seemingly catching up with the drama that had unfolded over the closing holes. “I knew I was tied with Keanu and Zanieboy after the 14th hole, but from there, I just stayed focused on my game," said Zaragosa. With the winding par-5 17th demanding a bit of everything, Zaragosa opted for a 3-wood off the tee before laying up and hitting his approach to within 16 feet. He then sank the putt for a crucial birdie that proved decisive. “The birdie on No. 17 really made the difference and gave me the win,” he said. Pocketing the top prize of P448,750, Zaragosa described the thrilling victory as one of the finest moments of his four-win career, although he admitted he had a good feeling about his chances even before the tournament began on Monday. “I actually had a feeling I could win this week because everything felt right. My game was in good shape, I was hitting the ball well, and my putting was coming together. I felt I had a real chance,” he said. The victory was particularly rewarding for Zaragosa, who had been in contention in several of his previous tournaments but had struggled to close out those campaigns with a win. “This victory feels really special because in my past few tournaments, I was always in contention but just couldn’t get over the hump and finish on top. At least now, I’ve proven to myself that I can do it. I’m thankful and fortunate that everything came together this week,” he said. Despite the latest triumph, Zaragosa still considers his breakthrough victory in Iloilo in 2023 the most memorable of his career. His latest win, however, was all the more impressive given the conditions and the depth of the challenge. Overnight heavy rains softened the Pueblo de Oro layout, prompting preferred lies and offering players opportunities to attack. But with as many as five contenders still in the hunt deep into the final round, the favorable lies did little to ease the pressure. Every approach, putt and recovery shot carried enormous weight, and the smallest lapse threatened to undo hours of disciplined play. Starting two strokes behind third-round leader Clyde Mondilla, Zaragosa refused to force the issue early, grinding out pars through his first seven holes before gradually working his way into the thick of the fight. Birdies on Nos. 8, 11 and 14 brought him into contention as the leaderboard tightened, with Jahns, Gialon and other challengers trading blows in a relentless battle for control. Jahns mounted one of the day's strongest charges, stringing together four consecutive birdies from No. 7 to draw level with Russell Bautista midway through the round. After a stretch of pars, he birdied No. 14 to join Zaragosa and Gialon in a three-way tie at 12-under, setting up a tense closing stretch in which a single birdie could determine the champion. But Jahns could not deliver another decisive blow. He came up empty on the remaining holes, including a missed 16-foot birdie attempt on No. 18, settling for a 68 and a 277 total – one shot short of a playoff. Gialon, meanwhile, appeared poised to force extra holes after keeping pace with Zaragosa and reaching 12-under. Playing ahead of the final flight, he carried his challenge to the 18th before a costly mistake ended his hopes. His approach sailed over the green, and his ensuing bump-and-run proved too strong on the slick putting surface. The ball raced past the hole, leaving him unable to save par. The bogey spoiled an otherwise bogey-free round, settling for a 67 and left him at 277, tied with Jahns for second. Each received P230,625. Those late stumbles proved decisive. While Zaragosa had already done the damage with his back-to-back birdies from No. 16, his rivals could only watch their chances slip away through missed opportunities and unforgiving closing-hole mistakes. The birdie on No. 17 was particularly telling. From about 20 feet, Zaragosa rolled in the putt that effectively secured the championship, unleashing a roar that reflected the magnitude of the moment. It was the defining stroke of a round in which his accuracy and touch repeatedly compensated for his lack of power. Mondilla, who had rekindled hopes of ending a two-year title drought by charging into the third-round lead, could not sustain the momentum. His powerful drives failed to translate into enough quality birdie chances, and he signed for a 73 to finish fourth at 279. Bautista also stayed within striking distance for much of the day before his challenge unraveled on the closing holes. A double bogey on No. 17 followed by a bogey on the last left him with a 74 and a fifth-place finish at 281. Guido van der Valk rallied with a 70 to tie for sixth at 284 with Jelbert Gamolo and Lumbo, who carded 73 and 75, respectively. Reigning Order of Merit champion and two-leg winner this season Angelo Que also mounted a late charge, firing a 69 to tie Reymon Jaraula for ninth at 285. Jaraula struggled to a 73. Junior PGT standout Ralph Batican wavered with a 75 after stringing three-under par rounds but his 286 and joint 11th place finish proved more than enough to net him the low amateur honors. In the end, the championship was decided not by sheer power or a flawless finish, but by the ability to seize the critical moments. Zaragosa's measured start kept him in the hunt, his late birdies put him in command, and his composure carried him through a nerve-racking finish – even when he did not know he had already done enough. On a day when the rain-softened course offered chances but the pressure punished every mistake, Zaragosa found the shots that mattered most. His final-hole bogey could not erase the brilliance of the two birdies that came before it. TMT

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World No. 1 Anna Leigh Waters impressed with PH's love for pickleball

MANILA, Philippines — World No. 1 pickleball star Anna Leigh Waters made a visit to the Philippines for the first time and expressed her admiration for the Filipino’s love for the sport. The 19-year-old athlete spent three days in the Philippines, where she interacted with fans, played exhibition matches, and partnered with a wellness brand—also noticing how the Filipinos have a love and passion for the sport. “They’re very passionate about the game. I think the pickleball players in the Philippines enjoy playing it every day; it has become part of their lifestyle. And maybe, it has also become part of the culture here in the Philippines,” Waters said during the press conference hosted by Franklin Sports and IAM Worldwide at the Dusit Thani Hotel at noon on Thursday. “It is really cool to see, even though I know in America the sport has been growing, but pickleball does not have that element it has here in the Philippines… Well, not yet,” she added. Waters has enjoyed her stay in the Philippines, emphasizing the warmth she received on her tour. The American pickleball player played in an exhibition match in Mall of Asia, engaged with fans in Bonifacio Global City, tried cultural elements, and also joined a new wellness journey with IAM Worldwide. “Thank you to all the Filipinos I met. You guys have been so loving, and the support that you showed has been something that I’ll never forget,” she added. Waters will return to the Philippines on Dec. 9, playing at the Araneta Coliseum. Recently, IAM Worldwide has launched its newest commercial starring global pickleball sensation and undisputed World No. 1 Waters. The campaign spotlights the multi-titled champion promoting the IAM Amazing Organic Barley Gummies, reinforcing the connection between elite athletic performance and accessible daily nutrition. The launch arrives as pickleball continues its meteoric rise as the world's fastest-growing sport. Sweeping across continents from North America to Asia, the paddle sport has transcended casual recreational play to become a global cultural phenomenon. The Philippines has rapidly emerged as a key epicenter for pickleball in Southeast Asia. Across Metro Manila and key regions, the sport’s accessible, fast-paced, and highly social nature has ignited a nationwide obsession, with dedicated complexes opening nationwide and thousands of local "picklers" joining the movement. In the playful yet high-energy commercial, Waters is seen engaging in a competitive pickleball rally against a cute, animated IAM Gummy Bear, highlighting the dynamic blend of high-level athletic performance and recreational fun. But beyond the playful action, the 60 seconder also reflects the mental fortitude and physical drive required for Waters to remain at the very top of her sport. The campaign’s messaging centers on conquering the unexpected and turning constant effort into physical strength, emphasizing how optimal energy, immunity, and stamina allow athletes to dominate every game while having fun along the way.

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