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Nearly one million connected devices. POS terminals. IoT endpoints. Multiple regions, in real time. Even when devices go offline. KiwiCloud migrated its device management platform to AWS and built the infrastructure to handle all of it.

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AWS Startups16 days ago

Here's how:

0xkenyaz10 days ago

offline device handling is the real flex fr

Evan9 days ago

Scaling that many devices is no small feat.

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offline handling is the part that matters fr

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