AWS re:Invent 2018

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DEV323: PaaS - From Code to Running Application using AWS Elastic Beanstalk Dec 01, 2018

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Come learn how Elastic Beanstalk can help you go from code to running application in a matter of minutes, without the need to provision or manage any of the underlying Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources. Hear how Qualcomm is able to migrate application to AWS faster than before through Forge, an internally built application platform that leverages Elastic Beanstalk to simplify the development and deployment of applications to AWS with security and organizational best practices out of the box.

DEV324: Deep Dive into AWS X-Ray: Monitor Modern Applications Dec 01, 2018

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Are you spending hours trying to understand how customers are impacted by performance issues and faults in your service-oriented applications? In this session, we show you how customers are using AWS X-Ray to reduce mean time to resolution, get to the root cause faster, and determine customer impact. In addition, one of our X-Ray customers, ConnectWise, presents a case study and best practices on how it is leveraging X-Ray in its production environment. We also show you how to use X-Ray with applications built using AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (Amazon EKS), AWS Fargate, Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), and AWS Lambda to achieve the above.

DEV325: Hands-on in the AWS Java Ecosystem Dec 01, 2018

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The AWS SDK for Java 2.0 includes a number of new features and performance improvements. Using real code examples, we'll build a serverless application that makes use of the SDKs new HTTP2-based event-streaming APIs and deploy it using AWS Java tooling introduced in 2018. You'll learn what's new in 2.0 and the benefits of upgrading, as well as how to take advantage of new tooling in AWS's already rich Java ecosystem.

DEV327: Advanced Infrastructure as Code Programming on AWS Dec 01, 2018

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In addition to the basic infrastructure as code capabilities provided by AWS CloudFormation, AWS now offers various programmability constructs to power complex provisioning use cases. In this talk, we present several advanced use cases of declarative, imperative, and mixed coding scenarios that cloud infrastructure developers can leverage. Examples include demonstrating how to create custom resources and leveraging transforms, like the AWS Serverless Application Model (AWS SAM), to create both simple and complex macros with AWS CloudFormation. Complete Title: AWS re:Invent 2018: [REPEAT 1] Beyond the Basics: Advanced Infrastructure as Code Programming on AWS (DEV327-R1)

DEV328: Streamlining Application Development with AWS Service Catalog Dec 01, 2018

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Discover how AWS Service Catalog is enabling Deloitte ConvergeHEALTH to streamline application deployment for its family of Life Sciences analytics software products. In this session, learn how Deloitte has reduced deployment time from days to minutes by leveraging an automated, consistent, and compliant approach to application deployment. This session is designed for application developers, applications owners, and anyone who wants to improve their time to value and business agility using the automated deployment capabilities of AWS Service Catalog.

DEV348: Undifferentiated Heavy Lifting from CI/CD Toolsets w/ Corteva Dec 01, 2018

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Cloud engineering teams at Corteva Agriscience, Agriculture Division of DowDuPont, have a challenge: how to support a global business of research scientists and software developers in building a world-class innovation organization. Modern agriculture produces larger and more varied data types, so their approach must be not only scalable and flexible, but also commit to operational excellence while remaining adoptable. This session will walk through how Corteva Agriscience builds container-based infrastructures with CI/CD pipelines that remove undifferentiated heavy lifting and allow teams to empower developers. Members of the cloud engineering team will discuss problems they face, solutions they implement, and show an example of how they leverage AWS services (AWS CodeCommit, AWS CodePipeline, AWS CloudFormation, AWS Fargate) to deploy a novel machine learning algorithm for scoring genetic markers.

DEV349: Safeguard the Integrity of Your Code for Fast & Secure Deployments Dec 01, 2018

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As companies employ DevOps practices to push applications faster into production through better collaboration and automated testing, security is often seen as an inhibitor to speed. The challenge for many organizations is getting applications delivered at a fast pace while embedding security at the speed of DevOps. In this session, learn how AWS Marketplace products and customers help make DevSecOps a well-orchestrated methodology to ensure the speed, stability, and security of your applications.

DEV370: Role of Central Teams in DevOps Organizations Dec 01, 2018

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You've migrated your business to the cloud. You've embraced DevOps. All your engineering teams operate the systems they write. You don't need central teams any longer ... or do you? In this talk, we discuss how Netflix balances the need for product teams to stay loosely coupled yet how it maximizes the leverage for productivity and velocity that healthy central teams provide.

DEV372: Infrastructure Is Code with the AWS Cloud Development Kit Dec 01, 2018

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The AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK) is a new open-source framework from AWS that enables developers to harness the full power of modern programming languages to define reusable cloud components and applications and provision them through AWS CloudFormation. The AWS CDK is shipped with a rich class library that encapsulates the details-defining infrastructure on AWS and enables you to focus on your application. In this session, we discuss why we decided to build the AWS CDK; we describe some of the high-level concepts; and we write some code on stage to demonstrate why we think the AWS CDK is going to be your best friend.

DEV375: Managing & Analyzing Large Volumes of Logs Data in Amazon CloudWatch Dec 01, 2018

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In this session, we will talk about many of the challenges with managing application log data. We will walk through how to ingest, manage, and analyze large volumes of log data using Amazon CloudWatch Logs. This enables you to solve operational problems faster and debug your applications more easily. Complete Title: AWS re:Invent 2018: Managing & Analyzing Large Volumes of Logs Data in Amazon CloudWatch Logs (DEV375)

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