Abstract: Techniques for partitioning data flow operations between execution on a compute instance and an attached accelerator instance are described. A set of operations supported by the accelerator is obtained. A set of operations associated with the data flow is obtained. An operation in the set of operations associated with the data flow is identified based on the set of operations supported by the accelerator. The accelerator executes the first operation.

Abstract: Techniques for distributed network connectivity monitoring of provider network edge location resources from cellular networks are described. A central service transmits test suites of commands to agents executed by test devices, which can execute the commands to test network characteristics between the test devices and target locations via one or multiple cellular communications networks. Results of the testing are sent back to the central service for processing, and the resultant metrics can be used for intelligent latency-based routing of clients, latency-based placement of resources, and/or performance monitoring of deployed resources.

Abstract: Techniques for distributed network connectivity monitoring of provider network edge location resources from cellular networks are described. A central service transmits test suites of commands to agents executed by test devices, which can execute the commands to test network characteristics between the test devices and target locations via one or multiple cellular communications networks. Results of the testing are sent back to the central service for processing, and the resultant metrics can be used for intelligent latency-based routing of clients, latency-based placement of resources, and/or performance monitoring of deployed resources.

Abstract: Techniques for distributed network connectivity monitoring of provider network edge location resources from cellular networks are described. A central service transmits test suites of commands to agents executed by test devices, which can execute the commands to test network characteristics between the test devices and target locations via one or multiple cellular communications networks. Results of the testing are sent back to the central service for processing, and the resultant metrics can be used for intelligent latency-based routing of clients, latency-based placement of resources, and/or performance monitoring of deployed resources.

Abstract: A method is provided comprising: presenting one or more first user interface components for specifying a first address; receiving user input specifying at least a portion of the first address, the user input being received by using the one or more first user interface components; detecting whether flexible shipping is available at the first address; when flexible shipping is available at the first address, presenting one or more second user interface components for specifying a second address, receiving user input specifying the second address, and generating a first shipping label descriptor that identifies both the first address and the second address as respective shipping addresses for a package; when flexible shipping is not available at the first address, generating a second shipping label descriptor that identifies the first address.

Abstract: A method is provided comprising: presenting one or more first user interface components for specifying a first address; receiving user input specifying at least a portion of the first address, the user input being received by using the one or more first user interface components; detecting whether flexible shipping is available at the first address; when flexible shipping is available at the first address, presenting one or more second user interface components for specifying a second address, receiving user input specifying the second address, and generating a first shipping label descriptor that identifies both the first address and the second address as respective shipping addresses for a package; when flexible shipping is not available at the first address, generating a second shipping label descriptor that identifies the first address.