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AWS offers a number of services it labels as "compute". What are they? How do you pick one that makes sense for your workload? How are they different from each other? This live stream tackles these questions as we take a look at computation in the AWS Cloud.
S01E02 - Host, Mark Nunnikhoven, interviews Head of Security, Cloud One Conformity at Trend Micro, Paul Hortop. Together they discuss building systems that fulfill your responsibilities in the cloud.
Google really doesn't like humans and they LOVE data. At the intersection of those two areas is a new A.I assistant that calls business to complete simple tasks for it's users and to automatically update Google's databases: enter Google Duplex.
S01E01 - Host, Mark Nunnikhoven, interviews Jeff Westphal and Fernando Cardoso. Together they focus on the problems that solution architects and security engineers tackle in the real world.
Amazon DynamoDB is an exciting database services. It's a cloud-native, NoSQL offering that is lightning quick and scales seamlessly. However, if you treat it like a traditional RDBMS, you're not going to see any of those benefits. In this live stream, I explore some mistakes I've
AWS offers a wide range of databases but making sense of these services can be tricky. In this live stream, we explore these data services and why you pick one over another.
Getting users to accept new security controls is an uphill battle, any setback makes it harder for any solution to push out additional security measures.
Mistakes happen. Even after taking steps to restrict permissions and setup systems, builders will make misconfigurations and mistakes. This stream presents two different approaches to catch those mistakes before they come back to haunt you.