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This episode dives into the Amazon Bedrock Converse API, a new release that simplifies integrating large language models (LLMs) into your applications.

We talk with Dennis from the AWS Developer Experience team about how Converse tackles common integration challenges, and explores the concept of tools for unlocking new orchestration capabilities for LLMs.

By the end, you'll be equipped to get the most out of foundation models on Amazon Bedrock.

With Dennis Traub, Developer Advocate, AWS

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This episode dives into the Amazon Bedrock Converse API, a new release that simplifies integrating large language models (LLMs) into your applications.

By the end, you'll be equipped to get the most out of foundation models on Amazon Bedrock.

With Dennis Traub, Developer Advocate, AWS

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Dive into the world of GraphQL APIs on AWS this week! We'll explore the recently launched feature in AppSync: asynchronous Lambda functions for GraphQL resolvers. But first, we'll break down the advantages of GraphQL over REST APIs and the limitations of synchronous calls in GraphQL. Then, we'll uncover the power of async Lambdas: stream data directly to your client for a more responsive experience and unlock innovative use cases, like generative AI-powered chatbots built with Lambdas. Curious how this can transform your applications? Tune in to learn more! With Derek Bingham , Developer Advocate, AWS Links Here are the links to the tools, technologies, or articles we mentioned in this episode. Derek’s blog about AppSync async Lambda resolvers AWS AppSync AWS Lambda Streaming a response from a Lambda function AWS AppSync sample code Michael (App Sync Developer Advocate) YouTube channel…

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AWS CodeArtifact 33:14

47 weeks پیش33:14

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Join us this week on the AWS Developers podcast as we dive deep into CodeArtifact, AWS's fully managed artifact repository service. In this insightful discussion with the team behind CodeArtifact, we explore what makes this service essential for developers. Discover the myriad benefits it offers in terms of availability, security, and cost-efficiency. Did you know that 83% of Maven's public server bandwidth is consumed by just 1% of its client IP addresses? Utilizing a private artifact repository like CodeArtifact not only optimizes your workflows but also contributes to a more sustainable internet infrastructure. We'll also share expert insights and best practices for deploying CodeArtifact at scale, ensuring you get the most out of this powerful service. Tune in to enhance your development process and learn how to be a responsible internet citizen. With Car Lewis and Derek Tam , Software Development Manager, AWS Links Here are the links to the tools, technologies, or articles we mentioned in this episode. AWS CodeArtifact Recent blog posts I wrote about CodeArtifact 83% of maven servers bandwidth is consumed by 1% of its client IP addresses , the Sonatype blog post.…

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Spatial computing 32:58

48 weeks پیش32:58

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Dive Deep into Spatial Computing on the AWS Developers Podcast This week on the AWS Developers Podcast, we're blasting off into the future with a deep dive into spatial computing! What you'll learn: - Demystifying spatial computing: We'll unpack what it is and how it differs from traditional mobile development. - Beyond the device: Sure, the headsets and AR glasses are cool, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. We'll explore the hidden world that powers spatial experiences: 3D object creation, storage, and display - Integration with game engines - The critical backend infrastructure – secure, scalable, and cost-effective Why you should listen: Whether you're curious about this emerging field or ready to jump in and develop your own spatial app, this episode is your one-stop shop! Join us and: - Gain an understanding of spatial computing - Learn about the essential backend services needed for success on AWS - Get the inspiration and knowledge to kickstart your spatial development journey Ready to build the future? Tune in now! With Peter Daukintis , Principal Prototyper, AWS Links Here are the links to the tools, technologies, or articles we mentioned in this episode. AWS Spatial computing blog channel A visual assets management system…

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CloudFront hosting toolkit 36:19

49 weeks پیش36:19

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This week's episode of the AWS Developers podcast dives into the CloudFront Hosting Toolkit, a command-line tool designed to streamline web application deployment on AWS. The podcast explores how the toolkit simplifies the process by enabling deployment to Amazon S3 with exposure through CloudFront. Additionally, it delves into the creation of an automated deployment pipeline linked to your Git repository. Listeners will gain insights into configuring advanced features like dynamic routing for the latest application version, eliminating the need for cache invalidation. The episode offers a comprehensive overview of the CloudFront Hosting Toolkit and guidance on getting started. With Achraf Souk , Edge Specialist SA, AWS and Corneliu Croitoru Links Here are the links to the tools, technologies, or articles we mentioned in this episode. Amazon CloudFront hosting toolkit AWS CodePipeline Amazon CloudFront functions Amazon CloudFront Key Value Store AWS CodeBuild AWS Step Functions Build on AWS Edge A/B Testing on AWS…

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