This session shows how AWS Mobile Hub can help to reduce the complexity of building mobile apps. View webinar on demand: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/9019/195087

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Hosted by AWS Technical Evangelists, Danilo Poccia & Ian Massingham
AWS Mobile Web Day
24th March 2016
Follow AWS on Twitter at @AWScloud & AWS Mobile Services at @awsmobile

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John Burry, Principal Solutions Architect
Steve Johnson, Solutions Architect
Introducing Mobile Hub
Build, Test, and Monitor Your Mobile Apps

3. What to Expect from the Session
1. Mobile Hub background
2. Feature overview
3. Demo

4. The best mobile apps are built on AWS

5. “Mobile” growing in all directions
Published mobile apps
continue to grow…
…As “mobile” platforms
expand to new domains
TV
Watch
Car
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Published Apps in App Stores
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6. Apps are also getting more complex
…To cloud-connected appsFrom basic client apps…
Sign-in/Social
Push notifications
Usage analytics
Cloud storage
Crash analytics
Ads
Attribution
analytics Config management
Custom back ends

7. “AWS has what we need, but…it’s complex”
1. Which services should I use? 2. How do I connect them?
Identity provider SDKs
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Example:
Login screen & integration code
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SDK

8. There has to be a better way…

9. Introducing: The AWS Mobile Hub (Beta)
1. Single integrated console
2. Pre-built features
3. Auto-provisioned services
4. Auto-generated app
Result: Build apps on AWS in minutes

10. Introducing: The AWS Mobile Hub (Beta)

11. Create a project and add features

12. Configure how your users sign in:
• No sign-in, optional, or mandatory
Configure sign-in providers:
• Facebook (Google, Twitter, Amazon to follow)
• Your own system
Adds a sign-in screen to your quickstart app
Powered by Amazon Cognito Identity
User sign-in

13. Send push notifications to your apps
• iOS or Android
• 1:1 or topic/subscription based
Quickstart app demonstrates features
• Enable/disable notifications
• Auto-registers push tokens with SNS
• Lets you select topic subscriptions
Powered by Amazon SNS
Push notifications

14. Store application assets in the cloud
• Example: Resource files or media assets
Use a CDN for faster delivery (optional)
Quickstart app includes on-device cache logic
• Set max cache size
• Pin specific files to the cache
Powered by Amazon S3 and CloudFront
App content delivery

15. Store user files such as photos
• User-only access or all-user access
Store user profile data
• Key-value pairs
• Syncs across devices where user signed in
Quickstart app includes usage examples
• Contains file browser and color selector
Powered by Amazon S3 and Amazon Cognito Sync
User data storage

16. Monitor app usage with analytics
• Session, monetization, and custom events
• Monitor active users, monetization, retention
Quickstart app includes all three event types
Access your dashboard from the Mobile Hub
App analytics
Powered by Amazon Mobile Analytics

17. Run back-end code in the cloud
• Share functions across apps
• Update on the fly without app submissions
Call directly from your mobile app
• You define inputs/outputs
Write in Java, Javascript, or Python
You write code, we manage infrastructure
Powered by AWS Lambda
Cloud logic

18. Download your starter app & start coding…

19. Testing apps with Amazon Device Farm

20. Monitoring usage with Mobile Analytics

21. Demo

22. AWS Mobile Hub (Beta) available now!
• Listed in the AWS Management Console
• Also at https://console.aws.amazon.com/mobilehub
• Services provisioned in US-East-1
• Plan to add Tokyo and Dublin shortly
• AWS Mobile Hub is a free service
• You pay for the services you use (e.g. S3)
• Just getting started…
• Send ideas to aws-mobile-hub@amazon.com

23. John Burry, Principal Solutions Architect
Steve Johnson, Solutions Architect