BTW, I’m more active these days over on LinkedIn — feel free to find me there if you’re into thoughtful posts on leadership, mentorship, and engineering culture: https://t.co/JJa2FKILjg
I just published my first blog post — a reflection on mentorship, legacy, and the quiet ways we shape others.
A moment in Washington Square Park made me think about who shaped me — and how we pass that forward.
🔗 https://t.co/5TaKkFjObt
#mentorship#leadership
Today we removed two pain points in writing logs to CloudWatch Logs. No need to worry about sequence token or per log stream request limits anymore!
Proud of my team members who have been working towards this launch relentlessly! This was great teamwork!
@ranman :) Account level quota still exists. Log stream quota was a relic of the initial architecture which doesn't exist anymore.
Not needing to track the sequence token and not having a quota per log stream will/should make the integrations with CW Logs much easier.
@__steele@ranman Not only for EventBridge. We removed the token and the request limit per log stream to make it possible for existing and new integrations with CloudWatch Logs become easier.
New – Amazon CloudWatch Cross-Account Observability 👉 Search, analyze, and correlate cross-account telemetry data stored in CloudWatch such as metrics, logs, and traces 👏 ✍️ https://t.co/gf0Ai1LHF6 #AWS#reInvent#DevOps#Observability#o11y
@PollySamson@davidgilmour Also Marianne’s act was an aid by the muse to the creator. I think the sandwich and the flower is also a reference to David supporting your work.
@PollySamson@davidgilmour I think Samson draws parallels to this as she knows unless things work out differently she “is going to be like a swan without her mate.”
P.S. Reading this interview made my heart ache Polly! :(
Tuesday Tweet thread! Today's is a small career or leadership advice thread and my advice is to argue at, and never just attend, a meeting. Remember: argue, not attend ...
10 things I learned while helping to build a technical community at AWS
1. Value long term relationships & people over everything else. There really doesn't need to be any more explanation here.
2. Be 100% transparent about the tradeoffs of the thing you are building a
10 things I learned while helping to build a technical community at AWS
1. Value long term relationships & people over everything else. There really doesn't need to be any more explanation here.
2. Be 100% transparent about the tradeoffs of the thing you are building a