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AWS re:Invent 2023 - Innovative multicloud world: Tmax's CLAS on AWS (DAT204)

Summary

Seung-Yi Jin, EVP of TMAX, introduced the company's history and its focus on developing integrated system and platform software for next-generation applications, termed "Super App."
Marta Whitaker from AWS highlighted the strategic value between TMAX and AWS, emphasizing TMAX's performance in the AWS Marketplace and optimization on Graviton2.
TMAX's CLAS (Cloud All Services) is a comprehensive cloud solution aimed at facilitating cloud migration and application modernization.
CLAS addresses challenges in cloud migration, including mass open source issues, lack of platform virtualization, and the need for cloud-native transformation.
CLAS is built on AWS's EOS and consists of three core parts: Application or Services (APaaS), Platform or Services (PaaS), and Database or Services (DBaaS).
APaaS aims to innovate application development with no-code solutions and automated legacy application migration.
PaaS provides integration and virtualization of middleware platform software.
DBaaS offers a cloud-native DBMS with active clustering and scalable database systems optimized for the cloud.
TMAX introduced a new tool for ITO management to standardize the management of all components deployed by CLAS.
The session concluded with an invitation to visit the TMAX booth for further technical discussions on CLAS.

TMAX's CLAS represents a significant step towards simplifying cloud migration and application modernization for enterprises, addressing common pain points such as application migration and integration.
The emphasis on no-code solutions and automated legacy application migration indicates a trend towards reducing the technical barriers for businesses to adopt cloud technologies.
The partnership between TMAX and AWS, including TMAX's optimization for AWS Graviton2, showcases the importance of collaboration between cloud service providers and software vendors to deliver optimized solutions for customers.
The introduction of a new ITO management tool by TMAX suggests a move towards more standardized and centralized management of cloud services, which could lead to improved efficiency and reduced complexity for users.
The focus on cloud-native database management systems (DBMS) with features like active clustering and scalability reflects the growing demand for high-performance, resilient, and flexible database solutions in cloud environments.