AWS re:Invent 2015: Scaling Up to Your First 10 Million Users (ARC301)

[@pravinda333]

The best thing about this presentation is that there isn't probably a minute you can cut out. Good job.

[@ashconnor]

The best thing about this talk is he didn't mention microservices once

[@cats3xxx]

ashconnor what's the difference between SOA and microservices?

[@zrohit]

Awesome presentation, clearly explains the topic in incremental steps and introduces the different architectures in order to achieve the end result.

[@danielslater]

10/10 I've been thinking about scaling my startup a lot lately and this has answered all my questions

[@tarunsinghal92]

This presentation is purely a gem

[@harismuneer635]

The presentation was really helpful! Just a suggestion. Maybe AWS needs to use more meaningful and intuitive names for their services and their icons. They all look the same.

[@CsabaKissColorado]

Excellent talk, still relevant in 2019.

[@mykola.stryebkov]

The only unexplained issue here is how to leave Amazon when you already have your 10M users :-)

[@KobyKarp]

That's always an issue. At least in this case some of the tools are compatible with open-source (e.g. Redshift => Postgres).

[@OryBand]

Great talk. Would've liked him to also discuss pros and cons of going multi-region, not just multi-AZ.

[@vinodsr007]

So good...Covered all the topics you should be knowing to start with!!!

[@yingchen3535]

Awesome presentation!

[@mjihiloussama9592]

Excellent presentation.

[@Primate2010]

Great presentation - weirdly the guys mannerisms remind me of Henry Rollins doing one of his spoken word shows :)

[@Zakawaka45]

What a fantastic talk!

[@phivos123]

Really enjoyed the presentation it was huuuge!!

[@nikilmathew6538]

This is just what i was looking for!...

[@justinispimpin08]

Awesome lecture!

[@easy-stuffs]

so basically amazon wants us to use all its services and pay them for each services! Great!

[@maciekdragan]

You mean 10M per day?

[@duraboys]

good