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Join Simon Elisha and Dr. Werner Vogels, as they kick off a new mini-series, "The Frugal Architect," with Dan Conti, whose journey from the constrained world of embedded systems to WeTransfer's cloud architecture is a masterclass in frugal innovation. In his early career, Dan wrestled with MP3 players where 48K of RAM was a luxury. This experience cultivated a deep appreciation for efficiency that would prove crucial at WeTransfer. As CTO, Dan applied this resourceful mindset to cloud computing, where easy scaling often masked hidden waste. His team's efforts to optimize storage, improve observability, and align technology with environmental values showcased that in the cloud, frugality isn't about penny-pinching—it's about squeezing every ounce of value from your architecture -- and doing it sustainably.
Blog Post Link: https://www.thefrugalarchitect.com/architects/dan-conti-wetransfer.html -
Simon and Jillian cover a wide array of great and interesting updates!
Chapters:
01:27 Analytics
08:47 Application Integration
11:07 Artificial Intelligence
17:29 Business Applications
17:40 Compute
21:17 Customer Engagement
22:39 Databases
26:51 Developer Tools
27:55 End User Computing
28:37 Front End Web & Mobile
30:40 Management & Governance
32:27 Media Services
32:53 Migration & Modernization
33:48 Networking & Content Delivery
35:30 Security, Identity, & Compliance
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/695ExtendedShownotes.html -
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In this episode, Jillian and Vrajesh Prajapati, Solutions Architect at AWS, discuss the importance of establishing a resiliency baseline for applications. They cover the three pillars of resiliency: disaster recovery, high availability, and continuous improvement. Vrajesh introduces the AWS Resiliency Lifecycle Framework, which consists of five stages: set objectives, design and implement, pre-deployment and post-deployment activities, operations, and response and learning. They also discuss different disaster recovery architecture patterns, such as backups and restores, pilot light, warm standby, and multi-site active-active. The conversation concludes with a discussion on monitoring resiliency and the importance of incident analysis and correction of errors.
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Jillian and Shruti take you through LOTS of great new capabilities!
Chapters:
01:07 AWS Marketplace
01:47 Analytics
05:15 Artificial Intelligence
14:17 Compute
19:32 Cost Management
19:57 Customer Engagement
20:27 Databases
23:34 Developer Tools
24:34 End User Computing
24:55 Management & Governance
27:40 Media Services
27:57 Migration & Modernization
29:03 Networking
30:36 Security, Identity, & Compliance
30:57 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/693ExtendedShownotes.html -
Simon is joined by Stephen Liedig to discuss the evolution of serverless technology and its impact on application development, exploring benefits like scalability, cost optimization, and faster dev cycles. They delve into key services and concepts in serverless design, including state machines, event-driven architectures, and observability, highlighting the flexibility and optimization opportunities offered by serverless architecture.
- Get started with AWS Serverless (https://aws.amazon.com/serverless) and Application Integration (https://aws.amazon.com/products/application-integration) on the AWS website.
- Visit Serverless Land (https://serverlessland.com/) to get the latest information, blogs, videos, code, and learning resources for AWS Serverless. Learn to use and build apps that scale automatically on low-cost, fully-managed serverless architecture.
- Implement Serverless best practices and increase your developer velocity with Powertools for AWS (https://powertools.aws.dev/)
- Learn by doing! Check out the Serverless Patterns Workshop (https://catalog.workshops.aws/serverless-patterns) to build your first serverless microservice to retrieve data from DynamoDB with Lambda and API Gateway.
- Dive even deeper with the Serverless Developer Experience workshop (https://catalog.workshops.aws/serverless-developer-experience) to get hands on experience leveraging serverless application integration patterns, event-driven architectures and orchestration! -
In this episode, we explore AJE Group's journey to the cloud, discussing the business challenges that led them to seek a scalable, global IT infrastructure. We delve into their decision-making process in choosing AWS and CloudHesive as partners, and examine the specific AWS services implemented and their impact on operations. The conversation highlights how CloudHesive's expertise in security, and scalability benefited AJE Group throughout their migration. We also address the challenges faced during the migration process and how they were overcome.
Resources:
https://www.ajegroup.com/
https://www.cloudhesivelatam.com/
https://aws.amazon.com/es/solutions/case-studies/aje/" -
Simon and Jillian cover all things new and interesting!
Chapters:
00:35 AWS Marketplace
01:05 Analytics
03:28 Application Integration
04:23 Artificial Intelligence
06:07 Compute
08:46 Customer Engagement
12:30 Databases
16:41 Developer Tools
19:09 End User Computing
20:31 Internet of Things
21:27 Management & Governance
23:52 Media Services
26:47 Security, Identity, & Compliance
27:08 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/690ExtendedShownotes.html -
In this episode, Simon Elisha and Brett Looney dive deep into the AWS Transit Gateway, a cloud-scale router that connects VPCs and other networking resources in AWS. They explain how Transit Gateway works, its advantages over VPC peering, and its scalability and resilience. They also touch on concepts like attachments, route tables, and VRF (virtual routing and forwarding). The conversation highlights the benefits of Transit Gateway for both experienced network administrators and newcomers to networking in the cloud.
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Jillian flies solo for this update show with things news and improved.
Chapters:
00:27 Analytics
01:03 Artificial Intelligence
03:09 Compute
04:37 Cost Management
05:10 Customer Engagement
05:28 Databases
06:58 Developer Tools
07:30 End User Computing
07:55 Front-End Web and Mobile
08:16 Internet of Things
10:08 Management and Governance
11:07 Media Services
11:53 Migration and Modernization
13:10 Security, Identity and Compliance
13:22 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/688ExtendedShownotes.html -
In this conversation, Jillian Forde interviews Dave Bechberger, Principal Graph Architect at AWS, where they talk through the fundamentals of graphs and their applications. This is a wide ranging conversation on graphs from their use cases in generative AI, choosing between Amazon OpenSearch and Amazon Neptune and how to get started building your first graph in AWS.
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Jillian and Shruti tell you all about the new things you can use on AWS!
Chapters:
00:39 Analytics
03:50 Application Integration
04:22 Artificial Intelligence
08:24 Compute
10:47 Customer Engagement
12:57 Databases
15:20 Developer Tools
15:49 End User Computing
16:40 Internet of Things
17:46 Management & Governance
17:57 Media Services
19:29 Migration & Modernization
19:53 Networking & Content Delivery
21:44 Security
24:13 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/686ExtendedShownotes.html -
In this conversation, Simon Elisha interviews Colm MacCárthaigh, Vice President and Distinguished Engineer at AWS, about his background in technology and his work at Amazon. They discuss topics such as Colm's first computer, his role in building the European sovereign cloud, and his involvement in the creation of the S2N open-source library for TLS and SSL protocols. They also explore the importance of writing code and staying relevant in the industry, as well as the operational metrics meetings at AWS. They also talk about the role of call leaders in handling large operational events and the importance of staying calm and focused in stressful situations. Colm shares his experience with patents and his preference for the Vim editor. They also touch on the Nitro Enclave technology and Colm's passion for music.
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Simon and Jillian discuss new features and capabilities!
Chapters:
00:39 Analytics
01:42 Application Integration
03:10 Artificial Intelligence
05:55 Compute
08:12 Customer Engagement
08:26 Databases
09:33 Developer Tools
10:11 End User Computing
10:22 Front End Web & Mobile
11:20 Internet of Things
11:28 Management & Governance
12:37 Media Services
13:01 Networking & Content Delivery
13:25 Quantum Technologies
14:01 Security, Identity, & Compliance
15:07 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/684ExtendedShownotes.html -
Jillian speaks with Danielle Rios, Acting CEO of Totogi . Hear how Totogi, a vertical SaaS company in the telecom industry, onboarded 23 million new customers in 18 days using AWS. Totogi https://totogi.com/charging-as-a-service/charging-as-a-service-on-aws/ Totogi on the AWS Marketplace: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-hnaq62hzpxane?sr=0-2&ref_=beagle&applicationId=AWSMPContessa AWS for Telco: https://aws.amazon.com/telecom/
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All three hosts take you through the updates from the last 2 weeks!
Chapters:
00:36 AWS Marketplace
01:09 Analytics
03:42 Artificial Intelligence
06:14 Compute
11:22 Cost Management
11:57 Customer Engagement
12:07 Databases
15:02 Developer Tools
16:00 End User Computing
17:00 Management & Governance
22:23 Migration & Modernization
22:40 Networking & Content Delivery
24:11 Satellite
24:54 Security, Identity, & Compliance
26:10 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/682ExtendedShownotes.html -
Simon is joined by Jason Hunter, AWS Principal Specialist Solutions Architect, do dive super-deep into how to make the most of DynamoDB. Whether you are new to DynamoDB, or have been using it for years - there is something in this episode for everyone!
Shownotes:
Jason's Blog Posts: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/author/jzhunter/
The Apache Iceberg blog: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/use-amazon-dynamodb-incremental-export-to-update-apache-iceberg-tables/
Traffic spikes (on-demand vs provisioned): https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/handle-traffic-spikes-with-amazon-dynamodb-provisioned-capacity/
Cost-effective bulk actions like delete: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/cost-effective-bulk-processing-with-amazon-dynamodb/
A deep dive on partitions: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/part-1-scaling-dynamodb-how-partitions-hot-keys-and-split-for-heat-impact-performance/
Global tables prescriptive guidance (the 25 page deep dive): https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/latest/dynamodb-global-tables/introduction.html -
A fun set of updates to hear about this week!
Chapters:
00:48 Analytics
02:35 Application Integration
03:26 Artificial Intelligence
07:35 Business Applications
09:22 Compute
13:18 Cost Management
14:16 Customer Engagement
15:16 Databases
17:01 Developer Tools
17:35 End User Computing
18:41 Internet of Things
19:29 Management & Governance
20:45 Media Services
20:58 Migration & Modernization
21:55 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/680ExtendedShownotes.html -
Join Simon for an occasional special series in deep conversation with Amazon Distinguished Engineers. Learn about the HOW and the WHY in addition to the WHAT they do! In this episode Simon speaks with Becky Weiss VP & Distinguished Engineer about her work, her influences, and the eternal question of "Tabs vs Spaces".
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Simon and Shruti share over 70 new updates and features!
Chapters:
00:31 AWS Marketplace
01:09 Analytics
04:35 Application Integration
05:18 Artificial Intelligence
16:25 Compute
19:30 Customer Engagement
19:47 Databases
22:58 Developer Tools
24:52 Media Services
25:13 Security, Identity, & Compliance
26:49 Storage
Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/678ExtendedShownotes.html -
Join Simon as he discusses the use of high-performance computing (HPC) in the financial services industry, particularly for risk modeling and regulatory reporting. Alex Kimber, a principal technologist at AWS, explains how financial firms leverage HPC to run millions of scenarios to measure and manage risks like credit, market, and actuarial risks. The workloads are "embarrassingly parallel," allowing for massive scalability in the cloud. Kimber also discusses AWS services and architectures that enable these HPC workloads, including the HTC Grid, a blueprint for a simple, high-throughput scheduler on AWS.
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