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Agentic Architectures: Building AI Apps that Think and Scale AI applications are evolving from simple prompt-driven tools into agentic systems — intelligent applications that can reason, act, and adapt. But as builders race to bring these apps to market, the same questions keep coming up: What should we build ourselves? What should we leverage from the ecosystem? And how do we operate these apps as a managed service at scale? In this session, our guests unpack the architectural patterns, design choices, and deployment models shaping the next wave of agentic innovation. From front-end frameworks like Vercel + Next.js, to AWS-native AI services, to control planes that automate everything between — this is a blueprint for taking your Agentic App from prototype to managed platform.

From SaaS to Agentic SaaS: Autonomy, Orchestration & Opportunity Welcome everyone to Agentic SaaS Talks! For the past 16 episodes this series has been known as SaaS Monday, Live on Friday — our deep dives with AWS and some amazing founders and builders on how to design, build and scale great SaaS products. Today we’re rebranding to reflect a massive shift in the industry: the rise of agentic systems — AI-driven software that acts autonomously, collaborates intelligently and continuously improves itself.

EP14: Accelerating Dev Experience & SaaS Testing Today in Episode 14, we’re exploring the future of SaaS Anywhere — how testing, virtualization, and cloud abstraction continue to move up the stack. Our guest of honor is Eli Aleyer, now Head of Technology Alliances at Docker, and co-founder of AtomicJar, the team behind Testcontainers. Eli’s career spans Pivotal, VMware Tanzu, AtomicJar, and now Docker, giving him a front-row seat to how infrastructure has evolved from virtualization to containerization to developer testing. Joining Eli, we’ve got two great voices from AWS: Ermin Dzinic, SaaS Specialist and former founder & CTO, and Markus Kaiser, SaaS Enthusiast, technologist, and people developer. Together they’ll help us frame what SaaS Anywhere really means — and why developer experience, testing, and partnerships are at the heart of the next wave of SaaS.

EP15: From RDS to Serverless: The Evolution of Postgres as a Service Postgres has long been a cornerstone open-source database. What’s changed dramatically is how it’s delivered as a managed service (DBaaS) — from the early days of AWS RDS to today’s serverless, developer-first platforms like Xata. This episode explores how DBaaS for Postgres has matured, what Builders need today, and where the next wave of innovation is headed

EP15: From RDS to Serverless: The Evolution of Postgres as a Service Tudor Golubenco – CTO of Xata and co-founder of Packetbeat Postgres has long been a cornerstone open-source database. What’s changed dramatically is how it’s delivered as a managed service (DBaaS) — from the early days of AWS RDS to today’s serverless, developer-first platforms like Xata. This episode explores how DBaaS for Postgres has matured, what Builders need today, and where the next wave of innovation is headed

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🚀 Omnistrate July 2025 Platform Update: Streamline AI & SaaS Ops 🚀 New features: 🔒 Manage deployment cells and legacy Helm workloads instantly—no downtime or networking hassle. 🐛 Interactive tools for debugging, webhook tracing, and Terraform make operations easier. 📊 Advanced cost insights now track GPU usage; platform supports advanced GPU slicing & MIG. 🔔 Automated reliability and compliance: audit logs, failover alerts, Pod Disruption Budgets, and secure sidecars. ✨  Spin up full NVIDIA AI/ML stacks across AWS, Azure, and GCP in minutes. Build, scale, and operate cloud platforms faster with less friction. Explore what’s new this month! https://lnkd.in/gaK9TBSU #Omnistrate #CloudOps #AI #SaaS #PlatformEngineering

Excited to share insights from an inspiring conversation with Jaikumar Ganesh with Anyscale recorded at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) offices in San Francisco! 🌉 We dive deep into how Anyscale is modernizing cloud-native AI and SaaS development, focusing on: 👉 Learn why Anyscale’s control plane makes cluster management and scaling effortless, no matter the underlying chips or cloud setup. 👉 Explore the future of SaaS architecture—from classic control/data planes on your own AWS account, to fully hosted serverless options. 👉 Understand the evolution of SaaS: Why “traditional SaaS is dead” and what agent-first, multimodal, and compound AI systems mean for SaaS builders. 👉 Advice for SaaS founders on adapting to the agentic future, knowing your users, and leveraging cutting-edge cloud and AI tools to deliver value. If you’re building or scaling AI-driven SaaS products, don’t miss this discussion on developer velocity, cost efficiency, and cloud economics. Plus, thoughts on how SaaS business models will adapt as agentic workflows and advanced compute become the new norm. 🎬 Watch the full interview to learn where the future of managed AI services and SaaS is headed! https://lnkd.in/dzWcE7nB What’s the biggest change you see coming for SaaS in your industry? Comment below—let’s spark a discussion! #SaaS #CloudComputing #AI #AWS #MachineLearning #Anyscale #Startup #Innovation

EP13: From Chaos to Control How do SaaS companies move from chaos to control? The answer: SaaS control planes — the “mission control” that powers scale, speed, and security across multi-tenant systems.

Episode 13 of SaaS Mondays, Live on Fridays is here! How do SaaS companies move from chaos to control? The answer: SaaS control planes — the “mission control” that powers scale, speed, and security across multi-tenant systems. This week, we’re going back to the origins at AWS, where pioneers like Kamal Gupta and Alok Nikhil created the first SaaS control planes to solve infrastructure chaos and tenant sprawl. Their work laid the foundation for services like RDS — and today, nearly every SaaS provider relies on this model. 👉 Join us for an inside look at how control planes shaped the cloud — and what they mean for the future of SaaS delivery. #SaaS #ControlPlanes #CloudComputing #MultiTenant #Scale