๐๐๐ New CloudWatch Logs "pattern" feature!! https://t.co/X9KzxD9kFs
Uses AWS ML to automatically recognize patterns in log data, aggregate related logs and summarize thousands of log lines into a few easy to visualize groupings. Find the needle in the haystack of log lines!
The whole of technical writing is about showing your work. The reason itโs challenging is because we have to backtrack and reason about the shortcuts weโve made in our own mind and communicate that rationale back to the reader. 1/3
Many times we make these short cuts based on our experiences and itโs not until we backtrack do we really dig into how we arrived at our own conclusions. This backtracking and introspection process is also where we can identify our own biases and flaws in our reasoning. 2/3
@rupert_parry @jasonfried@John_A_Held Right. Weโre still exploring the possibilities of generative AI. I expect we will see much more multi-modal experiences in the near future. I wouldnโt be surprised to see a near term future where generative AI is leveraged within these devices to create curated/task-specific UXs
Understanding user sessions in a cloud application can be quite challenging
Log Insights comes to the rescue ๐ฆธ๐ฝโโ๏ธ ๐
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New โ Amazon CloudWatch Cross-Account Observability ๐ Search, analyze, and correlate cross-account telemetry data stored in CloudWatch such as metrics, logs, and traces ๐ โ๏ธ https://t.co/gf0Ai1LHF6 #AWS#reInvent#DevOps#Observability#o11y
Amazon CloudWatch launches cross-account observability across multiple AWS accounts
Amazon Web Services launches cross-account observability across Amazon CloudWatch to help you monitor and troubleshoot applications that span multiple AWS accounts ... https://t.co/K3lMqhtnbU
Today, after over 5 years of work, HTTP/3 was finally standardized as RFC 9114! https://t.co/IGMNam0AOS
Together with RFC 9204 (QPACK header compression) and RFC 9218 (Extensible Priorities) it ushers in an important new chapter for the Web!
Proud to have been part of this!
After working with an organisation for a year, setting up AWS SSO, and spending lots of time getting DevOps engineers to stop using their IAM identities, Iโve now implemented my favourite Service Control Policy:
@codingmilf Iโm self-taught and a PE at AWS (MechEng by education). Donโt lose the desire to learn. Thereโs always more and the drive to keep asking questions and go deeper into how/why things work will help you succeed in a diverse set of environments.
@BuschnicK@rakyll I think that your first tweet actually catches the the point though. In most software dev, the team is greater than the individual. An individual might prefer A-lang, but if the entire team is uses B-lang and B-lang is good enough, I think thatโs the whole point.
@durumcrustulum Decryption requires permissions to decrypt using a shared key. Thereโs various ways you could achieve this and highly depends on the architecture of the service. One option is a key per user relationship (this may have scaling issues though).
@durumcrustulum Unless I missed it, thatโs what cognito and kms give you. Cognito gives you auth against a longer term identity using ephemeral creds to access kms encryption APIs.