I help enterprises make large, complex networks simple, reliable, and cost effective.
Las Vegas, NV
Joined July 2022
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Scott Morrison retweeted
The cat is out of the bag - Amazon VPC Lattice is now in Preview. If you're re:invent, come say hi at NET215 on Friday at Caesars Forum, or either of the NET212 chalk talks on application networking best practices. If the session is full, I'll be hanging out afterward.
Check out the playback of my Twitch session this morning talking about building global corporate networks on AWS.
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Join me Thursday on Twitch. I’ll be talking about how to ditch those expensive MPLS networks and building a global corporate network on AWS. Scale efficiently and take advantage of the pay-as-you-go model to gain cost efficiency.
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Are you going to #reinvent2022? Join me in NET306 to learn about building resilient networks on AWS. I assure you, you won’t be disappointed.
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The first app I built was in php to do metering and billing on a circuit. I gave my boss his password and his response was “why can’t I use my AD password”. I didn’t know how to do that but I did it. It’s not about what you know how to build but knowing you can figure it out.
Scott Morrison retweeted
Tech is hard!
Getting in tech is hard!
Advancing your career in tech is hard!
Staying motivated in tech is hard!
Dealing with the lack of diversity in tech is hard!
But what is not hard is the amount of support people give on Twitter! I am thank you for you all! #KeepGoing
"I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free." -Michelangelo
As you look in the mirror and carve away to set your inner genius and professional success free, remember if you carve that marble too deep it will break and fall over.
#WorkLifeBalance #happiness
Scott Morrison retweeted
Ran into some of our awesome AWS Networking Team at re:Inforce! @NickCoval @TheScottNet and Jesper Eneberg.
Do you have a DR plan? Have you executed it end to end?
“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” -Mike Tyson
If you have a DR plan but haven’t run it end to end to test, you just have a DR idea.
CI/CD pipelines for DNS??? Who would do that??? You should!
With AWS you get to deploy infrastructure as code and that means you can use CI/CD principles for your infrastructure. Managing Amazon Route 53 with CI/CD means change control, versioning, and other wins. Link in 🧵.
This is a cool blog from one of my colleagues on a small part of this. aws.amazon.com/blogs/network…
Scott Morrison retweeted
Will you be at AWS re:Inforce next week in Boston? Join me in NIS351, where we will get hands on with automating Amazon VPC Managed Prefix Lists population and synchronization from various source resources including Security Groups, a BGP route server, and more.
Scott Morrison retweeted
Thank you to @_EvgenyVaganov_ @lauramcai @ERNESTOSALASG and @TheScottNet for dropping some amazing info in todays Space!
And huge thanks to everyone that was able to join!! ❤️🙏🏾
If you missed it, check out the replay ⬇️
Scott Morrison retweeted
"How to Architect Networks in The Cloud?"
Do you have questions? Ask them here⬇️
Scott Morrison retweeted
We will be live in 30 minutes!
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Scott Morrison retweeted
How are networks architected in the cloud?
What are some of the challenges?
Join the @awsdevelopers #CloudNetworking #TwitterSpace to learn more.
Speakers: @lauramcai @_EvgenyVaganov_ @TheScottNet and @ERNESTOSALASG
When: 📅 July 20th, 11 AM ET
Link: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1zqKVBPzvZpKB
Will you be at AWS re:Inforce next week in Boston? Join me in NIS351, where we will get hands on with automating Amazon VPC Managed Prefix Lists population and synchronization from various source resources including Security Groups, a BGP route server, and more.
It's great to see the general availability release of AWS Cloud WAN. I am very interested to see how customers integrate this into their architectures.
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