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@adhorn and me are excited to share a lightweight open-source approach for chaos engineering on AWS. Happy to address any questions. Thanks!
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#ChaosEngineering #opensource #aws
@AWSOpen @PrimeVideo @awscloud
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Building Resilient Services at Prime Video with Chaos Engineering - aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensou… #AWS #EC2
I'm one of the authors - happy to answer any questions.
🆕 Amazon’s @PrimeVideo went with Kotlin for server-side last year.
Read about their journey and how adopting Kotlin has helped them achieve higher developer satisfaction. 🚀
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The Amazon Prime Video team decided to use open source @kotlin instead of Java for a new product. Less code, improved developer satisfaction, and better application throughput was had by all 🥰 aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensou…
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It's always a pleasure when a project you're maintaining (Detekt) gets mentioned in a blog-post 🚀
New on the AWS Open Source Blog: Adopting Kotlin at Prime Video for higher developer satisfaction & less code - written by Marcos Arranz Mateo & @neotheoen. go.aws/3l6KMIS
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Koin in the Amazon Prime Video Kotlin tooling 🔥
New on the AWS Open Source Blog: Adopting Kotlin at Prime Video for higher developer satisfaction & less code - written by Marcos Arranz Mateo & @neotheoen. go.aws/3l6KMIS
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New on the AWS Open Source Blog: Adopting Kotlin at Prime Video for higher developer satisfaction & less code - written by Marcos Arranz Mateo & @neotheoen. go.aws/3l6KMIS
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“the observed reductions are approximately 40 percent in lines of code” 🎉
New on the AWS Open Source Blog: Adopting Kotlin at Prime Video for higher developer satisfaction & less code - written by Marcos Arranz Mateo & @neotheoen. go.aws/3l6KMIS
A case-study by my team (at @PrimeVideo) adopting Kotlin resulting in less code (~40% reduction) and higher developer satisfaction. Written by Marcos and me.
Happy to answer any questions.
aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensou…
At re:Invent 2020, @adhorn and me presented a talk titled "Open-source failure injection on AWS". The talk is now available on YouTube - youtube.com/watch?v=lTZhj1R-…
Please contact us for any discussion or questions.
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Legendary cold email from angel investor to founder - Sean Parker to Daniel Ek (hat tip @pmarca) genius.com/Sean-parker-sean-…
Fascinating insight into the origins of AWS and 'cloud' itself. Not sure abt the last few tweets which consider this to also be the origin of most internet tech companies as we know them.
I was at Amzn in 2000 when the internet bubble popped. Capital markets dried up & we were burning $1B/yr. Our biggest expense was datacenter -> expensive Sun servers. We spent a year ripping out Sun & replacing with HP/Linux, which formed the foundation for AWS. The backstory:
You can't make this stuff up.
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Excited to try out AWS' Chaos engineering service. Congrats @adhorn and the team behind it!👏👏👏👏
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