AWS re:Invent 2022 - Keynote with Dr. Werner Vogels

Interesting talk CTO Amazon.com, which begins with the entourage of the matrix and ends with a call to do simulations of everything around. And inside the two-hour talk, Werner Vogel, wearing a lambda t-shirt on his chest, talks about the asynchronous world around him and the benefits of creating asynchronous systems that take that into account. He talks about concurrency and parallelism and gives examples from the design of distributed systems, or rather the principles on which the AWS S3 was built in its time. The evolution of Amazon’s architecture through the Monolith stage.> SOA -> Microservices -> Shared Services Werner gives reference document 1998 It was called the Amazon Distributed Computing Manifesto. 25 Years ago, Amazon engineers thought about our distributed world. And if you look at the article, you can see that this approach led to the fact that 2004 In the following year, he spoke with them. 18 years. Next, he talks about workflow and its extensions to AWS Step Functions and AWS Event Bridge. And then he moves on to the song about Event Driven Architecture. (EDA) It's about loosely coupled architecture that allows you to build systems that can evolve. And then for quite a long time we are talking about how to make EDA on AWS instruments. Interestingly, in the process, the author talks about the Amazon Builders Library tool, which is analogous to the GoF book about patterns, but only from AWS engineers and in the context of tools from AWS. (I will have to read articles from there.). Next, the author announces Amazon Code Catalyst to accelerate the creation of applications for AWS, where your code, CI / CD, issues and so on are combined. Well, it all ends with the transition to 3D and modeling of the surrounding world, which rings the speech, which began with a simulation of ala matrix.

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