The wide availability of the Access and Query functionalities has been enhanced by Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB), a fully managed solution that enables users to construct apps more quickly using provisioned blockchain infrastructure.
In New York City, during the two-day AWS Web3/Blockchain Summit, the news was made.
The world’s largest provider of cloud services is Amazon Web Services. The IT behemoth, which was headquartered in Seattle, expanded into the Web3 market in 2019 with the addition of Amazon Managed Blockchain. Amazon (AMZN) published fresh job advertisements for Web3 employees earlier this year.
AMB Access adds serverless, scalable access to blockchains to AMB’s node solutions. Without the need for specialised infrastructure, developers can connect with digital assets and distributed applications across numerous blockchains by using normal remote procedure calls, a technique for asking an external computer source to carry out a function.
The Bitcoin network will be first supported by the service. Through application programming interfaces (API), AMB Query gives programmers access to blockchain data from different chains, starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Pricing is carried out via a pay-as-you-go system.
Custodial and wallet cryptocurrency applications as well as Web3 customer interaction initiatives using non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are among the potential use cases listed on Amazon.
“Amazon Managed Blockchain Access and Query provide friction-free access to blockchain networks and their data so developers can easily create their Web3 applications,” said Saman Michael Far, VP of Financial Services Technology at AWS, in press materials.