Jeff Underhill

@ericpullen @awscloud Thank you - we're on it :-)

@JeffUnderhill @awscloud aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on…

@awscloud announced some big 'ol ARM64 #Graviton boxes, but why did they mark the network speed in Megabit instead of Gigabit like everything else in this chart?

@PortofSeattle your boards at SEATAC are showing bad gate information - please have someone look at this. See Alaska 11:28am flight to San Jose for example, it’s C18 not N8!

@jonmasters So sad - I started out with Pascal too back in the day!

This is sad news. I used Pascal and especially Modula-2 extensively in the 90s. Younger folks may not know the name Niklaus Wirth but it’s worth taking a few minutes out of your day to learn about his contributions. RIP.

@jonmasters Primarily so your doorbell transformer remains powered for those all important Prime deliveries - nice ;-)

Had this code compliant single circuit generator solution installed yesterday. Tested with a power station LifePO4 battery and can run for several days. I plan a whole home Enphase battery but it’s too late in the year this time 👍

Several years ago, when we started pursuing building our own chips, a lot of folks thought this was nuts. We heard a lot of the same refrains you often hear—why make this investment, why invest in a team and all the other fixed costs to develop your own chip when you can buy from other suppliers? And, while we knew we’d partner with those other companies for the foreseeable future, if your customers are telling you they’re thirsty for better price-performance, and you’re driven by what makes customers’ lives better and easier every day, you explore options to make it so. We realized pretty quickly that designing our own chips was going to be the best path to delivering this value for customers. We were lucky to find and join forces with the amazing Annapurna Labs team, who started with a chip (named Nitro) that offloaded security, networking, and some other virtualization functions from our servers so customers could use more of the server than they could before. Then, that team built a generalized CPU chip, Graviton, which has been very popular and impactful for customers, before embarking on building custom AI chips—Trainium (for training) and Inferentia (for inference)—which are also off to a strong start. Am very excited about our most recent chip releases at AWS re: Invent: Graviton4 and Trainium2. Graviton4 marks the fourth generation we’ve delivered in just five years (you can see the evolution from left to right in the image below), and it’s the most powerful and energy efficient multipurpose chip we have built to date. And with the surge of interest in generative AI, Trainium2 will help customers train their ML models faster, at a more advantaged price-performance. I’m really proud of the pace of innovation our teams are delivering on and what it is making possible for customers! aboutamazon.com/news/aws-reinv…

@PeteButtigieg Oh no, so sorry for your loss. They are family after all, and family that selects you no less 🐾❤️

We are heartbroken to have had to say goodbye to Truman today after his many faithful years at our side. He brought such laughter and mischief to our lives amid all that swirled around us. We miss him already.

@m4rlin4_4ever @honeycombio @shelbyspees What’s the one thing you don’t quite understand?

@JeffUnderhill @honeycombio @shelbyspees I've read your material and there is one thing I don't quite understand, can you explain it?

If you haven't already, please take ~13-mins of your time to check out @honeycombio's own @shelbyspees showing what's possible with AWS Graviton2, including bonus content on how to look after your "Honeybee's" - see: youtube.com/watch?v=kq07ty… #AWS #Graviton2

@marcosluis2186 @ArthurPtP This session runs Weds Nov 30 - 7:00-8:00pm and Fri Dec 2nd 11:30am-12:30pm - see you all there!

8/ CMP411: Learnings from developers who adopted AWS Graviton, by @JeffUnderhill (Sr Manager, Graviton, AWS) and @ArthurPtP (EC2 & Graviton Principal Specialist SA, AWS) (Monday, November 28 - 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM) portal.awsevents.com/events/reinven…

If you are interested in saving significantly using @awscloud I encourage you to seriously consider AWS Graviton-based infrastructure for your next endeavors in AWS. In this 🧵 you will find the talks in the upcoming AWS re:Invent 2022. 👇 #aws #awsgraviton #awscloud

@jeffbarr The Ingenious Barr ;-)

Here's the latest progress picture of my office/studio/maker space (I need to come up with a better name).

@eanakashima @lizthegrey @honeycombio Great to see this - @lizthegrey has been the consummate professional in our interactions over the past couple of years - congrats Liz!

#AWS Heroes are passionate builders who share knowledge & inspire others. 🦸‍♀️☁️💡 Congratulations to our newest AWS Heroes driving impact in the #CloudCommunity. Thank you @Al_Grigor, @lizthegrey, @fantasticHsieh, & @AllenHeltonDev. 👉 go.aws/3AmX8Vg

@SRobTweets @Google Congrats - enjoy!

Exciting news! Today is my first day as a Software Engineer at @Google. I'll be working on Vertex AI 😀🎉

Great read about silicon innovation at #AWS and how it became the 'secret sauce' behind AWS Cloud success.

@jonmasters @lizthegrey I have one for the upcoming trip too - thanks @lizthegrey _and_ @jonmasters for the inspiration. I'm also curious to monitor our regular air quality at home :-)

@lizthegrey thanks for the inspiration 😀

My latest travel toy is a CO2 monitor 😀

@jonmasters Ha, now take this and get outta here... ;-) congrats on the new car and for making a green choice!

Recently acquired a new vehicle. The dealer had one of those gongs you ring when a deal closes. Did I hit it? Of course I did. Did I do it so many times that they offered to give me the old one? Of course I did. Photo because it did happen.

🚨 Live from #AWSSummit New York, Liz Fong-Jones (@lizthegrey), Principal Developer Advocate at @Honeycombio, shares how they leverage #AWS to deliver solutions at scale. Watch now 👀 go.aws/3xrezU5

💨Did you know Go 1.18 can run your applications up to 20% faster on AWS Graviton? This is *on top* of the performance gains you get by using Graviton2 and Graviton3 instances, at prices up to 20% less than x86 compute. aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/…

Always a good read - here's a blog post from James Hamilton on the AWS Graviton3-based C7g instance family launch #AWS #Graviton #Graviton3

🚨AWS Graviton3 is now generally available🚨 we've received lots of great feedback and look forward to seeing what customers build next! go check it out and let us know what you think... #AWS #Graviton3