Michael Hanisch retweeted
Gemeinsam mit Brandenburgs Wirtschaftsminister @joergstb & @maxrpetersonii haben wir heute auf dem #AWSSummit Berlin bekannt gegeben, bis 2040 ca. 7,8 Milliarden Euro in die deutsche Region der AWS European Sovereign Cloud in Brandenburg zu investieren. 👉 go.aws/44HWgco
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Earlier this year, some #AWS developers created an internal tool for Amazonians to experiment with Foundation Models from Amazon Bedrock, and it quickly became a word-of-mouth hit across AWS.
Because the interface only required a user to add in a description of the app they wanted to build in a prompt box, the tool could be used by teammates across a wide spectrum of roles and technical expertise.
Some built apps for productivity, while others made ones for amusement, or that tapped into personal passions. It was cool to see builders get inspired by using generative AI in a more hands on way, and by sharing their apps with each other, they were actually sharing key generative AI techniques in action.
Based on the popularity and feedback, we launched this simple to use but powerful app to the world for free, naming it PartyRock (in reference to it being a fun and collaborative way to experience Amazon Bedrock). It is built on the belief that everyone should have access to a fun and easy tool to help get started with generative AI.
Since launching it last week, tens of thousands of apps have been built and shared, and the creativity has been really cool to see (including apps to organize your re:Invent schedule, plan a Formula 1 trip, and find the best coffee in Vegas).
I encourage you to give it a try and see what you can build! PartyRock: partyrock.aws/
Michael Hanisch retweeted
🚀 If you are a #Java ☕ developer and want to add some #GenerativeAI 🤖 to your app, I just published a first piece of reusable example code showing how to call Claude v2 on Amazon Bedrock using the AWS SDK.
👉 Watch the repo, there will be more! github.com/build-on-aws/amaz…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Amazon DataZone is now generally available! 🚀 Important service that makes it faster and easier for customers to discover, access, share, and govern data at scale across the organization. And data administrators can make sure the right people get access at the right time.
Bristol Myers Squibb (@bmsnews) aims to use Amazon DataZone to address data sharing challenges, part of a goal to reduce the time it takes to discover and develop drugs by more than 30%. Check out their use case. 🔎 aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-dat…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
I am very excited about the @AnthropicAI safe and steerable AI models being trained on #AWS Trainium and run on AWS Inferentia chip sets. Their Claude model is already available through Amazon Bedrock. anthropic.com/index/anthropi…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
My team's 40th launch! 🚀 SNS data protection can now de-identify outbound messages, via redaction or masking. This release gives you new capabilities to protect personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI) in transit.🔒
aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wha…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
A new AWS whitepaper covering Nitro -
"The Security Design of the AWS Nitro System". Super interesting deep dive into virtualization and the AWS approach to security.
HTML: docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepap…
PDF: docs.aws.amazon.com/pdfs/whi…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
It’s launch day in Spain! We’re opening a new #AWS Region to provide our European customers the highest levels of security, compliance, and data protection available as they innovate in the cloud. aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/now…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
👀 Calling all .NET developers! In the O'Reilly book "Developing on AWS with C#," you'll learn how to make your applications more modern, resilient, and cost-effective.
Download your free copy here: aws.amazon.com/developer/lan…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
🚀 Amazon EventBridge Scheduler - Launch Announcement 🚀 Today we're launching a new feature that allows you to schedule millions of tasks, with support for time zones and over 200 AWS services as targets! 🧵
aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Today #AWS is releasing Mocked Service Integrations for Step Functions Local
This allows developers to define sample outputs from AWS service integrations
You can combine them into test case scenarios to validate workflow control and data flow definitions go.aws/3KY8EKX
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Breakout sessions from AWS re:Invent 2021 are now available online. Just in time for a holiday binge viewing 🎄❄️🎄 buff.ly/2YPFozv
Michael Hanisch retweeted
This is a great way to attack the log4j problem: being able to hotpatch a running system is a pretty unique capability
The Corretto team at AWS has been working on a mechanism to hotpatch the log4j RCE from CVE-2021-44228.
github.com/corretto/hotpatch…
Use at your own risk. Thanks to @volker_simonis for spending days, nights, and the weekend to harden this, aalong with the rest of the team.
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Cloud skills are in high demand. 📈 Register for #reInvent & dive into a world of free, all-virtual learning opportunities designed to help you advance your career. 🖱 #AWS go.aws/33C2RH4
re:Invent 2020 - Build Your Future In The Cloud
Michael Hanisch retweeted
With great pleasure I’m now inviting you to kick the tires of our new (old) open source baby, the “AWS Controllers for Kubernetes” (ACK)
Blog post: aws.amazon.com/blogs/contain…
Project site: aws.github.io/aws-controller…
#aws #kubernetes #controller
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Amazon scientists have added support for @PyTorch and @TensorFlow to their open source, interactive book Dive into Deep Learning. Find out more about @D2L_ai in our Q&A with @astonzhangAZ @zacharylipton @mli65 @smolix on Amazon Science. amazon.science/deep-learning…
Michael Hanisch retweeted
How to build a scalable BigBlueButton video conference solution on AWS go.aws/35fkq1i
— by @couchgott & @Dastianoro
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Teil 1 der Artikelserie im Java Magazin von @sascha242: Migration einer „klassischen“ Java-Webanwendung nach dem „Lift and Shift“-Ansatz in die AWS-Cloud. Jetzt kostenfrei herunterladen: go.aws/2Yr5R6I
Michael Hanisch retweeted
Amazon Elasticsearch Service now offers Open Distro for Elasticsearch security features go.aws/39rVulW
Michael Hanisch retweeted
What happened last year on the AWS Open Source blog: a list of lists. go.aws/2SKpFQa
































