AWS Podcast

Ryan Coleman, Principal Product Manager at AWS, discusses the evolution of AWS Application Composer, its benefits for building well-architected applications, challenges of building serverless applications, and the advantages of using servilous for system design and implementation. He also introduces AWS Application Composer as a tool for infrastructure as code that simplifies service discovery, configuration, and integration.

Tommy Nelson from DeepLearning.AI and Antje Barth from AWS discuss the new hands-on course 'Generative AI with large language models'. They highlight the collaboration between the two organizations, the positive response from the community, and the importance of understanding generative AI and its practical applications. They also share advice for learners and where to sign up for the course.

Hawn Nguyen-Loughren and Venugopalan Vasudevan discuss cross-team API development considerations for enterprises, introducing AWS AppSync and its benefits for consolidating APIs. They explore common use cases, the power of AppSync's real-time interaction and integrated caching, and the guardrails and security options provided by AppSync APIs.

Simon flies the show solo to share a raft of very cool things to help you build! Chapters: 00:34 AWS Marketplace 00:58 Analytics 03:28 Application Integration 05:17 Business Applications 06:01 Compute 06:54 Cost Management 07:33 Customer Engagement 10:23 Databases 14:30 Developer Tools 15:09 End User Computing 15:33 Front End Web & Mobile 16:15 Machine Learning 20:24 Management & Governance 21:21 Media Services 21:35 Migration & Transfer 23:32 Networking & Content Delivery 24:55 Security, Identity, & Compliance 27:02 Storage Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/622ExtendedShownotes.html

Al Destefano and Nivas Durairaj, Cloud Governance Specialists, dive into the essential strategies for managing AWS environments effectively. They discuss the significant advantages of implementing a multi-account strategy to mitigate security risks and streamline resource management. Best practices for aligning cloud governance with business goals are highlighted, along with the role of AWS Control Tower in simplifying governance processes. The conversation also explores how organizations can meet regulatory requirements at scale, ensuring data residency and compliance.

Jillian Forde and Michael Surkan discuss how AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) is simplifying migrations with AWS DMS Serverless. Learn how AWS DMS Serverless automatically provisions, monitors, and scales migration resources to the optimal capacity needed to meet demand, so you don't have to. AWS DMS Serverless blog: https://bit.ly/3Zhln31 AWS DMS Serverless website: AWS DMS Serverless website AWS Database Migration Serverless: https://bit.ly/3ZbSqp4

Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink simplifies real-time streaming applications on AWS, with no server management or setup required. It offers sub-second latencies, seamless integrations, and event response in real-time. The chapter discussions cover the basics of Apache Flink, benefits of the service, deployment options, and recommendations for getting started.

Simon, Hawn, and Jillian cover the latest AWS updates. Chapters: 01:07 AWS Marketplace 01:41 Analytics 04:54 Application Integration 06:32 Compute 08:34 Database 10:33 Developer Tools 11:08 Game Tech 11:18 Machine Learning 12:58 Management & Governance 13:47 Media Services 14:19 Migration & Transfer 16:39 Networking & Content Delivery 17:52 Security, Identity, & Compliance 18:46 Startups 20:29 Storage Shownotes: https://d29iemol7wxagg.cloudfront.net/618ExtendedShownotes.html

Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB) is a fully managed service which makes building with blockchain technology accessible and affordable for all developers. AMB' two new services, AMB Access and Query expands AMB’s capabilities to help developers build scalable applications quickly and securely. AMB Access provides a new serverless offering for non-mining, full blockchain nodes. With AMB Access, developers can instantly call standard remote procedure calls (RPCs) to interact with digital assets and distributed applications built on multiple blockchains, starting with Bitcoin, without specialized blockchain infrastructure. AMB Query delivers standardized and formatted blockchain data from multiple blockchains, starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum, which applications can consume quickly without having to perform complex data transformations or pay expensive storage costs. AMB Access and Query blog: https://bit.ly/3PrkBgR AMB Access and Query website: https://bit.ly/47MHbYp

Devabrat Kumar, Sr. Product Manager for Amazon S3, discusses the launch of Mountpoint for Amazon S3, customer feedback, updates, improvements, customer interaction, use cases, access control, limitations, and active engagement of the project.