AWS re:Invent 2016 Day 2 Keynote re:Cap
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This document summarizes announcements from AWS re:Invent 2016 related to transforming applications, security, cost optimization, reliability, and operational excellence. Key services discussed include the Well-Architected Framework course, Amazon CloudFormation, AWS OpsWorks for Chef Automate, Amazon EC2 Systems Manager, AWS CodeBuild, AWS X-Ray, AWS Personal Health Dashboard, AWS Shield, Amazon Pinpoint, AWS Glue, AWS Batch, C# support for AWS Lambda, AWS Lambda@Edge, AWS Step Functions, and several others. Many of these services were generally available or in preview at the time.
AWS re:Invent 2016 Day 2 Keynote re:Cap
- 1. AWS re:Invent 2016 re:Cap
- 2. What Are The Best Practices Of Transformational Development?
- 4. Introducing The Well-Architected Framework Course With Broader And Deeper Content
- 5. A Year In Amazon CloudFormation 20 additional services 20 services updated YAML support Role-based stack creation Change sets Cross-stack references Failure recovery Resource schemas Prepare
- 6. AWS OpsWorks For Chef Automate Fully managed Chef server NEW Prepare Generally Available Today
- 7. Amazon EC2 Systems Manager Collection of AWS tools for package installation, patching, resource configuration, and task automation Prepare NEW Generally Available Today
- 8. AWS CodeBuild NEW Operate Generally Available Today Build service for compiling source code and running unit tests !"#
- 9. AWS X-Ray NEW Operate Analyze and debug distributed applications in production Preview Available Today
- 10. fanout-00002 AWS X-RayNEW hello-1.mbfzqxzcpe.us-east-.. hello-2.mbfzqxzcpe.us-east-.. fanout-00005 fanout-00003 throttle DynamoDB index DynamoDB fanout-00004 400 traces/min avg - 0.30 ms 600 traces / min avg - 0.19 ms 1000 traces /min avg - 0.13 ms 400 traces / min avg - 0.30 ms 1000 traces / min avg - 0.28 ms 400 traces / min avg - 0.30 ms 850 traces / min avg - 0.16 ms 850 traces / min avg - 0.17 ms Client Client 800 traces / min avg - 0.19 ms fanout-00001 560 traces / min avg - 0.19 ms fanout-00006
- 11. AWS X-RayNEW
- 12. AWS X-RayNEW
- 13. AWS Personal Health Dashboard NEW Respond Personalized view of AWS service health Generally Available Today
- 14. Web applications running on AWS are already protected by Shield Standard - no action is required Protection from volumetric and state exhaustion attacks NEW Respond Generally Available Today AWS Shield For Everyone
- 15. For additional protection against very large and sophisticated attacks AWS Shield Advanced Respond NEW Generally Available Today
- 16. Respond Advanced notifications via CloudWatch Cost protection on ELB, CloudFront, Route 53 24/7 DDoS response team and support WAF included at no additional cost AWS Shield Advanced
- 17. NEW Targeting Targeted push notifications for mobile apps Amazon Pinpoint Generally Available Today
- 18. Understand user behavior Define who to engage Deliver notifications Track campaign results Amazon Pinpoint
- 19. S3 Storage Management S3 Data Events in CloudTrail S3 Object Tagging S3 Analytics - Storage Class Analysis S3 CloudWatch Metrics S3 Inventory Innovations In S3 NEW
- 20. Integrated with: Fully-managed data catalog and ETL service S3, RDS, Redshift & any JDBC-compliant data store AWS Glue NEW
- 23. Schedule And Run Your Jobs
- 24. 2. Source Data S3 Upload Kinesis Firehose DynamoDB Streams Snowball Snowball Edge Snowmobile 3. Lifecycle management and cold storage 5. Data governance, security, privacy 8. Preparing for Analytics 9. Orchestration and job scheduling Analytics Database Migration Service 1. Ingestion Datastore target 4. Metadata capture 10. Capturing data change Athena EMR Elasticsearch Redshift AI Machine Learning Quicksight RDS DynamoDB EFS S3 EBS 6. Self-service discovery, search, access Glacier 7. Managing data quality EMR Glue The Modern Data Architecture On AWS
- 25. Install batch software Manage job interdependencies Manage job queues Schedule jobs Provision server cluster Scale server cluster Challenges Of Large-Scale Batch Processing
- 26. AWS Batch Fully-managed batch processing at any scale NEW Preview Available Today
- 27. Dynamic provisioning and scaling Priority-based queues and scheduling Cost optimization through EC2 Spot fleet Fully managed AWS Batch
- 28. Containers A Spectrum Of Compute
- 29. High availability Infrastructure management Security Task scheduling Pipeline integration Container management Service discovery Resource access The Challenges Of Container Based Operations
- 30. Amazon ECS Managed platform for: Cluster Management Container Orchestration Deep AWS Integration
- 31. ELBContainer Auto Scaling CloudTrailVPCIAM CloudWatch Metrics Instance Auto Scaling CloudWatch Logs CloudWatch Events X-Ray Deep Integration With AWS Platform
- 32. You can now determine scheduling policies based on: AMI ID Availability zone Instance type Distinct instances Custom Task Placement Engine (Coming Soon)
- 33. Real-time notifications of current state Container instance events Task events Event Stream
- 34. They need the ability to: Create custom schedulers Integrate 3rd party schedulers Develop and test locally Developers Want More Control
- 35. Introducing NEW A collection of open source projects for: Container management and orchestration
- 36. Today we are releasing: cluster-state-service daemon-scheduler Blox NEW
- 38. Serverless AWS Lambda A Spectrum Of Compute
- 39. Languages Integrations Node.js (JavaScript) Java (Java 8 compatible) Python Amazon API Gateway AWS CodeCommit AWS CloudFormation AWS Config Amazon Simple Notification Service Amazon Simple Email Service State Of AWS Lambda Amazon CloudWatch Amazon Kinesis Streams Amazon DynamoDB Amazon RDS Amazon Aurora Amazon Cognito Amazon S3
- 40. VPC Support Node 4.3 Simple Proxy API Gateway Binary Support Environment Variables Serverless Application Model NEW New Serverless Features In 2016
- 41. NEW C# In AWS Lambda
- 42. AWS Lambda@Edge NEW Preview Available Today Run AWS Lambda functions at CloudFront locations
- 43. “I want to sequence functions” “I want to run functions in parallel” “I want to select functions based on data” “I want to retry functions” “I want to try/ catch/finally” “I have code that runs for hours” Turning Functions Into Applications
- 44. Method Call Function Chaining Database Queues Different Ways To Coordinate Functions
- 45. NEW AWS Step Functions Generally Available Today Coordinate the components of distributed applications using visual workflows
- 47. Branching Steps Select image converter RAW to JPEG RAW to PNGRAW to TIFF Load in Database Start End Unsupported image type Upload RAW file Delete RAW file Start End Process photo Resize image Start End Extract metadata Facial recognition Load in Database Parallel StepsSequential Steps AWS Step Functions
- 48. Virtual Machines Containers Serverless First-Class Primitives With Deep AWS Integration
- 49. Transformations
- 50. AWS OpsWorks For Chef Automate Amazon EC2 Systems Manager AWS CodeBuild AWS X-Ray AWS Personal Health Dashboard AWS Shield </></> Amazon Pinpoint AWS Glue AWS Batch C# In AWS Lambda AWS Lambda@Edge AWS Step Functions Elastic GPUs For EC2 Amazon Lightsail F1 Instances Amazon Athena Amazon AI Amazon Rekognition Amazon Polly Amazon Lex PostgreSQL For Aurora AWS Greengrass AWS Snowball Edge AWS Snowmobile Day 1 Day 2
- 51. Thank You