One of the discussed starting points for exploration of the various AWS data sources we intend to cover is a tile map with summary stats concerning the resources at hand as located on the globe.
This requires two types of geo coding:
- dynamic - this covers IP address based data and is easily handled with the Logstash geoip filter
- static - this covers well known, yet unspecified locations like AWS regions and CloudFront edge locations etc.
- while these are nicely documented as such within AWS Global Infrastructure for example, surprisingly a resp. geo coded data set doesn't seem to be available
- accordingly, one might start with the edge locations and denote one of them per region as the region's location
- alternatively, I've found a single Amazon Web Services AWS Global Map and the
_pageData element in the page source code contains the geo locations for the visualized subjects - not sure where the data stems from though
One of the discussed starting points for exploration of the various AWS data sources we intend to cover is a tile map with summary stats concerning the resources at hand as located on the globe.
This requires two types of geo coding:
_pageDataelement in the page source code contains the geo locations for the visualized subjects - not sure where the data stems from though