Opinov8 is proud to announce our recent accreditation as an Amazon ECS Partner. This accolade marks Opinov8 as one of only 37 global partners to have received this esteemed recognition from Amazon Web Services (AWS).
As an Amazon ECS Partner, Opinov8 joins an exclusive group of organizations recognized for their excellence in delivering AWS services, and the company remains committed to upholding the highest standards of cloud service delivery for its clients.
Amazon ECS Partners play a crucial role in modernizing business applications by expertly migrating, optimizing, and managing workloads on containers. As validated ECS Delivery Partners, they demonstrate excellence in handling tasks on ECS and Fargate, while ECS Software Partners bring additional value by integrating with AWS container technologies like Amazon ECS, EKS, and Fargate.
These partners, recognized through the AWS Service Delivery Program, possess deep knowledge and expertise in Application Modernization with ECS. They adhere to AWS's best practices in consulting, design, deployment, operation, and optimization of both managed and serverless container environments. Moreover, AWS Container Competency partners enhance these services with extra features for security, monitoring, and management, making them invaluable for businesses looking to leverage advanced container technologies.
Craig Wilson, Co-founder of Opinov8, expressed his excitement about this accreditation, stating, "It's an honor to be recognized as an Amazon ECS Partner. This accolade is a nod to our commitment to top-notch cloud services and our passion for empowering organizations with AWS technologies to spearhead their digital transformation."
Christian Aaen, our other co-founder, also expressed his pride: "Earning this recognition as a Cloud Leader in Services for AWS really speaks to our team's hard work and expertise. We're excited to keep supporting our clients in their cloud computing journeys, now with the added edge of our Amazon ECS Partner status."
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It always comes down to how much work can be automated and how much of it you're ready to automate.
It always comes down to how much work can be automated and how much of it you're ready to automate.
