Quick feedback from my fourth day at Re:invent 2021. I'll mainly talk about the Amplify Video Workshop and Re:Play!

Quick feedback from my third day at Re:invent 2021. I'll talk about the AWS builders projects from the Expo and the session about Best practices for advanced serverless developers.

Quick feedback from my second day at Re:invent 2021. The first session of the day was a workshop about Serverless consumers for streaming workloads. The second one was about Evolutionary AWS Lambda Functions with hexagonal architecture.

Quick feedback from my first day at Re:invent 2021. My first sessions were about Multi-tenant-aware SaaS Microservices, and Automated content moderation using Media2Cloud.

Midnight Madness is the kick-off party of the Re:invent convention. It started at 10:30pm. We really wanted to have a slot there, so we arrived one hour before to start the lane. When the door opened everyone was so excited! This place was huge, everyone could fit in! I don’t think it’s worth going 1 hour before.

AWS Lambda is a highly reliable serverless compute service that developers use to create cost-effective and scalable applications. Despite its popularity, many developers that are new to Lambda do not know nor understand its inner workings. Understanding the internal behavior of Lambda functions, i.e. getting to know the Lambda Lifecycle, can help developers realize cost savings while also improving the performance of their solutions. This blog aims to give readers a better understanding of the AWS Lambda lifecycle and expands upon the internal behavior of Lambda.

The process of testing and validating the proper functioning of large systems that integrate multiple third-party components is not always a straightforward task. With modern solutions generally incorporating multiple interconnected processes and systems that work in concert, corner cases are often found that can have unforeseen consequences if not previously identified and addressed using comprehensive testing strategies.