In my first blog post I listed some questions I wanted to explore so it seems like I should go back to them after a week of immersion in the madness.
Again, I’m not going to blog the keynote as it’ll be covered elsewhere. Because the event is so huge, I watched it via videolink from the Venetian instead of going to see it in person at the MGM (which is where I was staying) as I wouldn’t have been able to get back up to the Venetian in…
I’m not going to blog the main reInvent keynote as the announcements will be covered extensively elsewhere, but it was an experience.
Today’s writeup cover two talks, both on serverless.
This session was next door to one on “Blockchain in the Enterprise”. That one was…
Amazon has run some contests for students: Hack-the-Dorm and Hack-the-World
John Rome, Deputy CIO of Arizona State presented. ASU has over 100,000 students. Aiming to become first voice enabled…
I’ve promised various people that I’ll blog about what I learn at re:Invent, but given the scope of re:Invent and a need to give some focus to my week I thought it would also be useful to list the areas I want to concentrate on.
A fun paper from Cisco. Using a sandbox, they generate a large data set of connections from malware to the internet that uses https. They compare this with a set of https traffic data from an enterprise network (I assume Cisco’s!) and train a ML…
This paper by two Google engineers is a non-technical explanation of issues found in large scale distributed systems.
Starting with cron on a single machine, it nicely shows up the differences as a job runner is scaled out to a distributed system…
