These interactive features use Cognito, API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, and private S3 storage. You can self-register with an @amazon.com email address. My owner account is allowlisted for testing.
Use Cognito Hosted UI to create or sign in to an account. Registration only succeeds for @amazon.com addresses, and Cognito verifies the email before access.
Upload a small file through a presigned POST. The bucket remains private, S3 objects expire automatically, and the backend records an audit event in DynamoDB.
Reviewer accounts are limited to three uploads per day. Temporary objects expire after two days.
Upload a PNG with a solid corner background. Lambda processes the image directly from private S3 and returns a short-lived download URL for a transparent PNG.
Reviewer accounts are limited to three image processing runs per day. The first version supports non-interlaced PNG files up to 1 MB.
Generate a small batch of package scan events, buffer them in SQS, process them with Lambda, and watch the run summary update from DynamoDB.
Reviewer accounts are limited to three runs per day, and each run is capped at 25 events.
Update a machine/SKU pair and watch Lambda maintain inventory state plus event records in one DynamoDB table.
Estimate token use and model cost before a prompt reaches a paid AI endpoint, then return an allow/review decision.
Run an estimate to see the guardrail result.
Measure browser-to-site and browser-to-API latency, then store a small probe record through the authenticated backend.
Static content is served through CloudFront; authenticated API calls reach the regional API.
Choose recovery targets and criticality to get a cost-aware AWS disaster recovery pattern recommendation.
Run the selector to generate a pattern.