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AWS for the Real World
by Tobi & Sandro
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Hi Reader and happy May the 4th β. We want to start the spring by giving you an amazing discount on our book and other resources. For that, we have partnered with four different AWS Creators around the globe. You can use the code AWSFUND30 to get 30% off. The resources are: π AWS Fundamentals - Like this newsletter, it covers the basics of essential AWS Services for real-world applications. π The DynamoDB Book - Level up your DynamoDB modeling and finally understand Single-Table Design. ποΈ...
β Reading time: 6.3 minutes π Main Learning: Working with the Bedrock API π¨π½π» GitHub Code π Blog Post Hey Reader ππ½ in this newsletter, weβll explore how to build a serverless chat application that uses Amazon Bedrock and the OpenAI API. Weβll use SST (Serverless Stack) to develop and deploy the application on AWS, featuring Next.JS for the frontend and DynamoDB and Lambda for backend services. π‘ The application's full repository can be found on our Github organization. You can deploy it with...
β Reading time: 6.3 minutes π Main Learning: Observability Aggregation with OAM π¨π½π» GitHub Code π Blog Post Hey Reader ππ½ Ever tried setting up an AWS Landing Zone? If you have, you know it's not easy. AWS recommends using a separate account just for monitoring all your log data. We're here to introduce the AWS Observability Access Manager (OAM), designed to make this task easier. Previously, we couldn't use OAM effectively due to a major limitation, but that's changed. Interested in diving...