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👋 Hi, I’m @hpfpv ☁️ I’m a Cloud Infrastructure Architect | 8x AWS Certified 🚀 I build secure, scalable, and automated solutions on AWS using Terraform, CloudFormation, and CI/CD 📚 Always exploring hybrid cloud, serverless, and AI-driven architectures
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Hi guys! So a few months ago I was helping out on a public-sector AWS Landing Zone, and one day the leadership team came to me with what sounded like a small request. They wanted one document that sum
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As a Cloud Architect, AWS re:Invent is more than just another conference—it's a chance to explore AWS's latest innovations, learn from experts, and connect with industry peers. This year, I'm particularly excited about sessions on layered security, generative AI, hybrid cloud architectures, and resilience strategies.
Each day is filled with advanced content and hands-on labs that I can't wait to share with our team at Cofomo.
The conference kicks off with NET303-R, focusing on multi-layered security strategies for Amazon VPC. I’m looking forward to hands-on guidance on multi-account, multi-region VPC network security, Route 53 DNS Firewall, AWS Network Firewall, and traffic mirroring—key elements for improving network segmentation and secure data flow.
In session FWM301-R, I’m excited to learn about the new features of AWS Amplify, especially its integration with generative AI. As a newcomer to this field, I'm excited to see how Amplify, along with AWS CDK and Amazon Bedrock, can make it easier to build AI-powered applications and improve full-stack development for more engaging user experiences.
One of the sessions I must attend, ARC309-R1, will cover the key considerations between single-region and multi-region architectures. With real-world failover scenarios, this session focuses on ensuring that our applications stay resilient in any situation.
Another highlight, SVS322, will dive into serverless multi-tenant architectures using AWS Lambda, Amazon SQS, and EventBridge, with a focus on agility and data isolation. I’m particularly interested in learning best practices for optimizing performance and scalability in multi-tenant environments.
In SUP401, AWS's managed generative AI services take center stage. The hands-on workshop will cover architecture readiness, anomaly detection, and debugging strategies, which are crucial for building operational resilience. This advanced workshop supports our goal of improving proactive risk management for client workloads.
Day 4 will focus on using Amazon Bedrock to develop smart, personalized tools. In sessions TNC227 and TNC231, I’ll explore how to leverage Bedrock and AWS Lambda to create LLM-driven applications. Learning about prompt engineering techniques will be a valuable addition to my toolkit for building more tailored and effective solutions.
And much more…
Each session offers practical insights, from boosting security and resilience to using AI-driven innovations. I'm excited to connect with AWS enthusiasts, gain new perspectives, and share valuable takeaways. Stay tuned for updates and session highlights!