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Thank you!

I recently switched from Node to Go and noticed huge improvements in cold start time. However, once I need to access other services, say DynamoDB, through SSL/TLS the few milliseconds saved from moving from Go to Rust seems negligible. The initial SSL/TLS handshake in my case take at least 500-600ms. Do you have any practical tips to speed up this handshake process in Lambda functions? Not like adding AWS secret keys to environment configuration. Thanks!

It depends on your software architecture, the teams characteristics/culture, the product. In some cases the test pyramid is more adequate (even the inverted pyramid). But I totally agree on the ultimate lesson here: write tests that provide value, no more, no less

your course is really expensive for Indian peoles.

As always, great content. @ 36 mins in, there is a discussion around Amplify (I'd given up on Amplify years ago) and you mentioned Gen2 making Amplify more accessible. Have you found time to see if Gen2 is flexible, like baseline?

The most unexpected thing with CDK is that you are not always getting what you have described in code. For instance, an extra lambda function when you set a retention period.

you explained this topic better than aws docs

What if i have a aws timestream database ingested externally? how can i subscribe any new data inserted to the database?

anything is better than amplify. It sucks and i hate it. love ur vids

a great watch. I am definitely interested in checking this thing out

Excellent video, thanks for sharing

Hi is there a chance to get only Step Function testing module from your course?

cheers

Are Devops engineers going to loose jobs to AI ? Please let me know

this is great! thanks

Farrah rocks!

Nice one, Yan! Succinct, simple language, and straight to the point. Very good. Thanks for recording and sharing!

Very good explanation!

How is Command is different from Lambda Invoke? You can wait for response from lambda invoke

Thank you for the video, very instructive and clear.

awesome content

Having been in the Community Builders for 5 years now, I think it's an incredible program and something that has helped me connect with other people in the space. It's helped me make better content and get insight into features that are in the pipeline. I recommend applying to anyone who creates any kind of content around AWS

Awesome explanation

Hello AWS Heroes!

good information, thanks for this interesting video

Farah is an amazing human being. Being an AWS Hero is one of my career goal. Been in community builder program for 4th year now :)

legends

Thanks for this amazing podcast!

Feedback: Would be awesome, if the 'next lesson' could be linked in the description.

thank you very much!

35:39

This was an incredible podcast. Thank you Yan for driving such an awesome conversation! and Bob for the deep dive behind the scenes at DAZN.

A problem I often face is too many limitations, which requires another service to overcome that limitation. Soon, you'll have a porridge of serverless services.

Nice video - but it would be good to go deeper into the types of stacks that use these services.

Is there blog/medium page that highlights these best practices?

Really enjoyed this. Lots of invaluable insights into Azure Functions borne of real-world experience. Particular highlights for me were ~11:55 discussion on the pricing plans, and then at ~18:15 about the nature of scale-out and how this can affect costs; ~40:00 micro-VMs like Firecracker which I had never heard of, and then the challenges of using Azure Functions at ~45:00 including the impact of dependencies on other parts of the Azure platform. Thanks Yan and Ian for a very informative chat.

Best video on concurrency

Very cool presentation. LocalStack looks neat for those who are vendor locked. My hot take is, don't get vendor locked in the first place. Choose OSS tech that you can host yourself (and run locally) or that cloud providers offer support for. If you have to use a cloud specific API, use interfaces for adaptability and build software that is oblivious to its implementation.

Didn’t know it didn’t had a free tier…

Thank you for these!

Hi Yan, Any plans to cover Localstack in your upcoming course?

Make a course?

Thank you

Well said @BobHannet. Was an amazing project you guys put up to stream DAZN to millions over the last 7-8years :) . And was also great to be part of the side , Data family of it :)

Fascinating interview!

Maybe they'll secure their CDN one day.

What about ECS with Fargate? This is fully serverless as well and completely managed by AWS

It was good to chat with you Yan!

Thank you it’s nice to have advanced topics like this discussed

@Bluescape we used step functions to build AMIs hardened for govcloud usage. The first step in the state machine was to check if AWS had published a new AMI to begin with, otherwise quit, and it was nice to see this logic execute as state transitions ... Overall we had about 20 state transitions to build an AMI. So the cost per AMI was $0.005. since our step function ran once per week in 2 environments, overall cost was $0.01 per week or 52c per year ....