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I kept a keen eye on AWS re:invent last week from afar, the event was held in Las Vegas and I have seen attendee totals of up to 45,000 that’s and incredible amount of people heading over there.

Personally I am really interested in AWS, they seem to have a really exciting cadence on features and product release. I really like the fact that the mammoth amount of announcements they made most of them are available straight away. This is a new thing in our industry normally we have to wait months before we actually see the functionality.

I am also really impressed with the way that AWS have allowed people that couldn’t make the event to still consume the sessions and their upload time has been remarkable. Pretty much seeing the days breakout sessions online that night which is unheard of. It has meant I have been able to walkthrough the session catalog and choose some of the relevant sessions that I want to take in, I am hoping to get through the majority of these next week and for most there will be some follow up posts about some of the new announcements and some of the existing features that really should be considered for your availability requirements within the public cloud.

Here is that list:

AWS re:invent 2017: GPS: VMware on AWS Cloud Technical Deep Dive & Native AWS Servic (GPSTEC321)

AWS re:invent 2017: Architectural Patterns and Best Practices with VMware Cloud on A (ARC402)

AWS re:invent 2017: Architecting Microsoft Applications with VMware on AWS (WIN305)

AWS re:invent 2017: VMware Cloud on AWS Technical Deep Dive (ENT303)

AWS re:invent 2017: VMware Cloud on AWS: A World of Unique Integrations Between VMwa (ENT304)

AWS re:invent 2017: GPS: Creating Your Virtual Data Center: VPC Fundamentals, Connec (GPSTEC322)

AWS re:invent 2017: Creating Your Virtual Data Center: VPC Fundamentals and Connecti (NET201)

AWS re:invent 2017: GPS: Enterprise Storage (GPSTEC325)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive on Amazon S3 & Amazon Glacier Storage Management with  (STG311) =

AWS re:invent 2017: Best Practices for Amazon S3, with Special Guest, Human Longevit (STG302)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive on Amazon EC2 Instances, Featuring Performance Optimiz (CMP301)

AWS re:invent 2017: And You Thought You Knew Amazon EC2 (DVC302)

AWS re:invent 2017: Getting Started with Docker and Amazon ECS (CON202)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive on Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) (STG307)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive on Backup to the AWS Cloud (STG305)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive on Amazon S3 & Amazon Glacier Infrastructure, with spe (STG301)

AWS re:invent 2017: Architecting a data lake with Amazon S3, Amazon Kinesis, and Ama (ABD318)

AWS re:invent 2017: Migrating Your Traditional Data Warehouse to a Modern Data Lake (ABD327)

AWS re:invent 2017: Getting Started with Docker on AWS (CMP209)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive: Backing Up Amazon EC2 with Amazon EBS Snapshots (CMP304)

AWS re:Invent 2017: Protect Your Hybrid Assets with CloudBerry and AWS (DEM20)

AWS re:Invent 2017: Protecting Your Data Effectively in a Hybrid Cloud World (DEM44)

AWS re:Invent 2017: Building a Better Backup Strategy with Veeam and AWS (DEM56)

AWS re:Invent 2017: AWS Enterprise Data Protection Done Right with Dell EMC (DEM42)

AWS re:invent 2017: Disaster Recovery with AWS: Tiered Approaches to Balance Cost wi (ENT322)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive: Using Hybrid Storage with AWS Storage Gateway to Solv (STG309)

AWS re:invent 2017: Simplifying Microsoft Architectures with AWS (CMP214)

AWS re:invent 2017: AWS Compute: What’s New in Amazon EC2, Containers and Serverless (CMP218)

AWS re:invent 2017: Maximizing Your Move to AWS: Five Key Lessons Learned from Vangu (SID212)

AWS re:Invent 2017: How Better Data Visibility, Resiliency, and Protection Increase (DEM53)

AWS re:invent 2017: Deep Dive on Amazon Glacier (STG303)

AWS re:Invent 2017: Using AWS Storage Gateway volumes for application migrations to (DEM73)

AWS re:invent 2017: Cloud-Native App Protection: Web Application Security at Pearson (SID216)

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