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Subject: AWS support for secure websockets
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Hi guys,
I'm a total beginner at Ada programming (0 lines of code written),
but I'm considering migrating to Ada an embedded project with a
webserver running on Raspberry Pi. At present the webserver is written in
Go, serves a page over https  which in turn uses AJAX for requesting data updates to the server.
I want to
switch to secure websockets instead of AJAX over https, and also I would like
to switch from Go to Ada. I've looked around AWS documentation, but I wasn't
able to find out if AWS supports websockets secure. Can you help me? Thanks!