amazing feature that provide a lot of value for customers !

Thank you

Typescript >:C

Not a good explanation, someone who can properly follow this - likely does not need it explained. Chosen names are most confusing trying to figure out what is what.

thank you Eric for the course

Where can I find parts 2 & 3 of the blog, including a link to the repo?

The fact that you can’t trigger a step function via vpc http call is a disgrace

Eric is back 🎉

Amplify gen 2 is my favorite thing now. I hope AWS does not discontinue it or cut off service anytime soon. The auto-deployment of each branch with its own databases, lambdas, etc. is genius.

its awesome , can you provide me latest information this AWS Copilot cli and what scope in future of this aws tool

I love when use amplify, But why DI in nestjs dont work exaclty in lambda?. Only work when I provide a token?

Nice demo guys - thanks for your time!

You made things simple!!! Awesome your my hero.

Met Austen at Reinvent years back, all the best.

Really good 👍 information! Congrats on the great work

Starts at 10:00

Great video as always! 👍 I wanted to ask something unrelated: 🤔 I have a set of words 🤷‍♂️. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). What should I do with this? 🤷‍♂️

hey Rob i saw ur lecture its amazing but there is one suggestion like can u please take some good example in which u take input as object and output as object that will be more useful.

With this solution we are not mixing up tokens that is suppose to be use for authorization(Access token) and tokens that are suppose to be use for authentication(Id tokens) ? WYT?

Using Metrics you can trace that....

Thank you for sharing <3

do you have a git repo for sample code?

Thanks for the cool insights! Another interesting take would be to compare and contrast distributed maps to Batch array jobs. I’d be super curious! 😊 (you can consider that serverless also when you use ECSFargate to run the containers)

Having worked on few services buses earlier like Oracle Service Bus and WebSphere ESB, when Event bridge service came out initially with the event bus, I could easily relate to the way we used to do traditional service bus, routing, transformation and all that. It has now come along way in adding so much capability. Love this service and really nice to see the internals of how this all stacks up. Really great discussion.

Thank you for all these details !

Awesome session! I appreciate share your knowledge

Can anyone actually tell what AaaC actually is i am new to this and internet is not giving much info just that it is for drawing diagrams from code.

One missing piece is to have ultra low latency to communicate between lambdas… so a set of lambdas could work together as “almost” a single super computer. Like low latency in HPC

Would be great to have that covered in python

underrated content. the explanation is really good in a short duration video

Great presentation Santiago It helps me a lot!!!

awsome

How to add the unique request id in every logging statement ?

Thanks for the video

Thank you so much Julian and Rosius for shinning light on this unique opportunity to get into building on AWS.!🚀

Julian, take a breath sometimes...or lay off the caffeine mate ...it would be nice to hear the other speakers finish a sentence before you interject

What's the used autocomplete AI?

I have the NAT and everything setup for lambda, it can access the external database but cannot process httpclient or acquiretoken , it ends the process without error> private static readonly HttpClient client = new HttpClient(); HttpResponseMessage response = await client.GetAsync("www.google.com"); or var result = await _confidentialClientApplication .AcquireTokenForClient(OAuth2.scopes) .ExecuteAsync(cancellationToken);

This didn’t age well hahaha

Thank you. This was to the point and much better than the AWS videos

for me /customers/v1 overrides the /customers api

Great Vid Bro❤❤

A couple of questions about Step Functions - 1. We've got logging hooked into lambda output, so have been able to set up extensive reports on errors, etc through Cloudwatch reports. Converting lambdaa to Step Functions has been very difficult, due to the fact that the execution history is disconnected from Cloudwatch. We were able to send the execution history, but it's very difficult to control the output so that we can structure the reporting - collecting error stats with patterns and other processing stats. Is there any plans to work on improving the Step function logging to Cloudwatch so we can add observability to the results of calls to all the integrated AWS services? 2. Unit / Intergration / UAT testing frameworks are badly needed. AWS IATK is a nice start, but we've got all our objects / lambdas / code written in Node. What is the recommended way to do automated testing with step functions?

Great stuff, thank You! Any chance to get the code for the app ?

How would one handle the responses returned from a target API in an API Destination request? For example, a GET request returns data by definition. Otherwise, why would a GET request be of any use as an API Destination verb? Thanks!

Are the SQS messages persisted between container restart?

this is really awesome project!

Great tool!

Fantastic! Will be trying it soon!

Thank you very much. Sounds like a very useful technology to speed up development saving the time it takes to redeploy to the "real" AWS Cloud. Very useful for unit tests as well instead of mocking AWS services, using this "emulated" cloud locally will be more effective.