Daniele Frasca 🇮🇹🇩🇪🇪🇺

If you are new to #aws #serverless world or if you want to learn more, this is your starting point. Your best friends, from people to podcasts. dev.to/aws-builders/a…

🆕In this article, I explain the three responsibilities: - Doing the work (execution) - Proving the work (evidence and control) - Understanding the system (operations) dev.to/aws-builders/t… #aws #awscommunitybuilder #serverless #governance

Today I discovered the 'bring your own GitLab runner' 😅, so after some configuration, I went around the minutes limit. I'm starting to get SRE stuff 🤣🔫 #gitlab #sre #istillwanttokillmyself

Dealing with a 400-minute limit on GitLab Cloud really pushes me to optimise every step and eliminate all waste. Writing software is much easier. #gitlab #sre #iwanttokillmyself

I have started a new article series. In this series, I take a governance angle on what is necessary to run a global application and how to design systems that remain operable and trustworthy at scale. dev.to/aws-builders/t… #aws #serverless #governance

I just published a new article on building long-running usage reports on AWS. I implemented the same workflow twice: - Step Functions - Lambda Durable Functions #aws #serverless #stepfunctions #ai #lambda

@lucamezzalira You need to do a version for back-end developers without previous knowledge of front-end concepts and tools 😀 Very well written and easy to understand

@dfrasca80 Thanks a lot mate 🙏 best message to end up this incredible year

I just finished reading this. It's not my usual area, but I really enjoyed learning new things. I definitely look forward to reading it again. Great job, @lucamezzalira

As promised! #AWSreinvent I have some AWS Lambda durable function blogs for you! Intro: dev.to/aws/aws-lambda… Replay model: dev.to/aws/the-replay… Testing: dev.to/aws/testing-aw… AWS SAM: dev.to/aws/developing…

It's here!! This is the one I have been talking about! AWS Lambda Durable Functions are now officially out. If you want to see a deep dive of this, My buddy Michael Gasch (one of the PMs behind the magic) and I are presenting this on Wednesday. The catalog is getting updated, but watch for CNS380. aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/buil…

Lambda Managed Instances EC2 flexibility + serverless ops = fewer reasons to use Fargate. aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/intr… #AWS #Serverless

Last time I touched frontend was with jQuery 0.x 👴 This Christmas I decided to upgrade my brain. #MicroFrontends

"Build scalable creative solutions for product teams with Amazon Bedrock". The solution addresses comprehensive needs—from product descriptions and marketing copy to visual concepts and video content for social media. aws.amazon.com/de/blogs/machi…

"Optimizing recommendations and analytics using Amazon DynamoDB and Amazon S3". We demonstrate how businesses can revolutionize both their internal data analysis capabilities and customer-facing personalization strategies using an integrated AWS solution. aws.amazon.com/de/blogs/stora…

Okay, so this is *really* handy for managing composite secondary indexes on DynamoDB tables. Way too often we run into situations where we want to upsert a record, but we have incomplete data to regenerate the composite key. For example, let's say we have a composite sort key for "{country}#{state}#{city}". If we want to update just the city, we need to have the country and state attributes available so we can properly rebuild the composite key. With this update, we can now update just the ONE attribute and the keys are automatically regenerated for us! Super useful when you don't have the entire object when upserting (like partial data from events). Also, sorting respects each attribute's type (string, number, or binary), so composite sort keys that are mixed like "{customerName}#{invoiceNo}" no longer need to be stored as "acme#02031" and "acme#00045" to lexicographically sort correctly. Now you essentially get accurate sort order with the equivalent of "acme#2031" and "acme#45". No more zero-padding! Oh yeah, you also get AUTOMATIC BACKFILLING with existing attributes. Create a new index using existing attributes and you magically have all your composite keys generated for you! I haven't spent a lot of time with this, but the query interface will be a bit more tricky as you'll need to specify all the matching attributes in your key condition expression. But who knows, maybe someone will build an open source library to make it easier. 😀 aws.amazon.com/blogs/database…

Ever wonder what it takes to reinvent a browser from the inside out? @BenGoodger and @Darinwf join @AndrewMayne to explain why we built Atlas and how it rethinks what a browser can do.

Need to clean up your AWS Account? Check out @dannysteenman's AWS Toolbox repository and reuse some of the existing scripts like - counting/deleting log groups - setting retention of log groups - removing old AMIs - delete empty buckets ... and much more! I'd love building these things into one central dedicated CLI soon 👨🏽‍💻 🔗 github.com/towardstheclou…

Is it normal for an Agent to follow instructions 1 and 2 sometimes, and at other times ignore them at random? 🤔 #AI #Agents #TechTalk #Automation

#Oktoberfest with friends #aws is the best

When (Not If) Containers Misbehave I just published my second article, "Fargate + Lambda are better together". Running containers in production, I encountered 14 different scenarios where things got interesting dev.to/aws-builders/w… #AWS #Containers #Serverless #Lambda #Fargate

Building Production-Ready AI Agents: A Multi-Framework Journey with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore A six-part series covering Strands Agents, Crew AI, Pydantic AI, LlamaIndex, and LangGraph. Let me know what you think! ift.tt/A1yrFSQ #AI #GenAI #AWS