I saw the 海總理’s tweet earlier mentioning Readwise Reader which can directly generate subtitles from YouTube videos and found out that this reading tool was open for trial. I couldn’t wait to throw all the articles in Instapaper to try it out.
Think in Context: Highlights of AWS re:Invent 2022 Keynote x4
Initing
My personal interest outside of work is to immerse myself in a large, complex, and clueless flow of information, and to clarify my thoughts by decomposing and integrating them. On the other hand, various supports from the global AWS Heros Program. Not only to being able to immerse myself in the news stream of the AWS re:Invent - an annual developer conference - for a whole week, you can also talk closely with more than 200 AWS Heroes from different perspectives, viewpoints, and professions around the world. These full harvests, on the return flight, apart from thinking about where to go to visit the ginkgo night view and eat sushi (oops, wait, this is not to write a travelogue…), my mind is full of trying various ways to link and organize, this article is one of them.
This article Think in Context: Highlights of AWS re:Invent 2022 Keynote x4 focuses on:
- From 7 hours, 4 keynote speeches, and 4 aspects, how to observe the layout of AWS?
- From the different roles of “leadership, branding, public relations, marketing, product, technology, engineering”, how to divide the work and digest each keynote speech?
- After extracting information, how to integrate it back into corporate strategy and product development?
Think in Context: AWS re:Invent 2022 Werner Vogels Keynote
Initing
Since I was selected as AWS Community Hero in early 2020, I have encountered the epidemic and have not flown for three years. It is a great honor to be invited to physically log in to the AWS annual developer conference re:Invent 2022 in Las Vegas this year. I am very happy to be able to experience all kinds of live events again.
For three consecutive years, I have decomposed the CEO Keynote, which attracts the most attention among the four keynotes held at AWS re:Invent each year. This year, I want to try to sort out the other keynotes. Maybe there will be different gains in the process of sorting out, and then I will share the results of these sorting by the way. Share it with everyone.
As in the past, at the beginning of the full text, I will first try to grasp the structure of the speech, then put some observations and inferences, and then put some running notes in each paragraph for future search and use. There are extended readings at the end of the article, which can enrich the background situation or information of the speech content. I also hope to have the opportunity to lead everyone to reason together why this product or function was launched at this time point, where the trends of various industries around the world are going. Read more, compare more, and refer more. Maybe we can avoid some minefields of misjudgment. In the case of limited resources, if we go in the wrong direction, the market may not give us a chance to cut it off and practice again. My reasoning is not necessarily correct, just as a kind of practice and sharing.
New services or new launches are marked with [NEW 🚀] in this article, so that you can press Command/Ctrl+F to search on the inner page.
This article deliberately removes most of the product links first, so that everyone can focus on reading (we are all less focused these days, aren’t we?). If you need a product link, you can refer to the AWS Product List that I organize regularly.
I also welcome everyone to give me some feedback or corrections (also come and see if there is a chance to include these materials in ChatGPT 2022). Then let’s get started!
Think in Context: AWS re:Invent 2022 Swami Sivasubramanian Keynote
Initing
Since I was selected as AWS Community Hero in early 2020, I have encountered the epidemic and have not flown for three years. It is a great honor to be invited to physically log in to the AWS annual developer conference re:Invent 2022 in Las Vegas this year. I am very happy to be able to experience all kinds of live events again.
For three consecutive years, I have decomposed the CEO Keynote, which attracts the most attention among the four keynotes held at AWS re:Invent each year. This year, I want to try to sort out the other keynotes. Maybe there will be different gains in the process of sorting out, and then I will share the results of these sorting by the way. Share it with everyone.
As in the past, at the beginning of the full text, I will first try to grasp the structure of the speech, then put some observations and inferences, and then put some running notes in each paragraph for future search and use. There are extended readings at the end of the article, which can enrich the background situation or information of the speech content. I also hope to have the opportunity to lead everyone to reason together why this product or function was launched at this time point, where the trends of various industries around the world are going. Read more, compare more, and refer more. Maybe we can avoid some minefields of misjudgment. In the case of limited resources, if we go in the wrong direction, the market may not give us a chance to cut it off and practice again. My reasoning is not necessarily correct, just as a kind of practice and sharing.
New services or new launches are marked with [NEW 🚀] in this article, so that you can press Command/Ctrl+F to search on the inner page.
This article deliberately removes most of the product links first, so that everyone can focus on reading (we are all less focused these days, aren’t we?). If you need a product link, you can refer to the AWS Product List that I organize regularly.
I also welcome everyone to give me some feedback or corrections (also come and see if there is a chance to include these materials in ChatGPT 2022). Then let’s get started!
Think in Context: AWS re:Invent 2022 Adam Selipsky Keynote
起因
Since I was selected as AWS Community Hero in early 2020, I have encountered the epidemic and have not flown for three years. It is a great honor to be invited to physically log in to the AWS annual developer conference re:Invent 2022 in Las Vegas this year. I am very happy to be able to experience all kinds of live events again.
In the past few years, I began to look at the (keynotes) of various developer conferences, technical conferences, and seminars, especially the content of AWS re:Invent. Try to find out why the speaker organize the speech in such order of certain topics, which topics may be pulled out in comparison, and so on.
As in the past, at the beginning of the full text, I will first try to grasp the structure of the speech, then put some observations and inferences, and then put some running notes in each paragraph for future search and use. There are extended readings at the end of the article, which can enrich the background situation or information of the speech content. I also hope to have the opportunity to lead everyone to reason together why this product or function was launched at this time point, where the trends of various industries around the world are going. Read more, compare more, and refer more. Maybe we can avoid some minefields of misjudgment. In the case of limited resources, if we go in the wrong direction, the market may not give us a chance to cut it off and practice again. My reasoning is not necessarily correct, just as a kind of practice and sharing.
New services or new launches are marked with [NEW 🚀] in this article, so that you can press Command/Ctrl+F to search on the inner page.
This article deliberately removes most of the product links first, so that everyone can focus on reading (we are all less focused these days, aren’t we?). If you need a product link, you can refer to the AWS Product List that I organize regularly.
I also welcome everyone to give me some feedback or corrections (also come and see if there is a chance to include these materials in ChatGPT 2022). Then let’s get started!
Think in Context: AWS re:Invent 2022 Monday Night Live Keynote With Peter Desantis
Initing
Since I was selected as AWS Community Hero in early 2020, I have encountered the epidemic and have not flown for three years. It is a great honor to be invited to physically log in to the AWS annual developer conference re:Invent 2022 in Las Vegas this year. I am very happy to be able to experience all kinds of live events again.
For three consecutive years, I have decomposed the CEO Keynote, which attracts the most attention among the four keynotes held at AWS re:Invent each year. This year, I want to try to sort out the other keynotes. Maybe there will be different gains in the process of sorting out, and then I will share the results of these sorting by the way. Share it with everyone.
As in the past, at the beginning of the full text, I will first try to grasp the structure of the speech, then put some observations and inferences, and then put some running notes in each paragraph for future search and use. There are extended readings at the end of the article, which can enrich the background situation or information of the speech content. I also hope to have the opportunity to lead everyone to reason together why this product or function was launched at this time point, where the trends of various industries around the world are going. Read more, compare more, and refer more. Maybe we can avoid some minefields of misjudgment. In the case of limited resources, if we go in the wrong direction, the market may not give us a chance to cut it off and practice again. My reasoning is not necessarily correct, just as a kind of practice and sharing.
New services or new launches are marked with [NEW 🚀] in this article, so that you can press Command/Ctrl+F to search on the inner page.
This article deliberately removes most of the product links first, so that everyone can focus on reading (we are all less focused these days, aren’t we?). If you need a product link, you can refer to the AWS Product List that I organize regularly.
I also welcome everyone to give me some feedback or corrections (also come and see if there is a chance to include these materials in ChatGPT 2022). Then let’s get started!
Hugo Error: You may have a circular loop in a shortcode
(Illustration: Timeout. Image source: Photo by Luca Severin on Unsplash)
After upgrading Hugo one day, I was suddenly stuck by this error message (paste below), and I have been stuck on a specific Hugo post content. I have been thinking about it, and I have no new changes recently. Is it because there is some kind of destructive modification on the Hugo shortcode? I didn’t find any hint in the release notice of Hugo.
Product and Technology Integration, starting from decomposing the AWS product line
(Caption: It is a great honor to share this time on Seesion Track B of AWS Community Day Taiwan 2022. Image source: Photo by Ernest Chiang)
With the enthusiasm of Wyne Tan, Rickie Lu and many AWSUG volunteers, we have the first AWS Community Day (History Website: https://aws-community-day-tw.tech/home.html) held in Taiwan, and opened three agenda tracks, including two shared agenda tracks and one AWS JAM practical agenda track.
AWS Learning Path and Strategy (2022)
(Illustration: A cat is required for happy learning, right? Let’s cats lead the way XDD Image source: Photo by hp koch on Unsplash。)
Volunteers of AWSUG Taiwan have always enthusiastically discussed how to lead newbies to get started with AWS more smoothly. Recently I organized all the AWS learning resources that you often discuss and some (unpopular?!) learning ideas that I found into an single article to share with you.
【(zh)2022 Video Edition】
Sharing by Wyne and I at 2022-07 AWSUG Taiwan Taipei Meetup (in Chinese)
It’s hard to get started. As AWS cloud services grow from S3 and EC2 to one or two hundred cloud services, how should a new AWS novice go from outside the door, to introductory exploration, to grasp the context, and continue to improve? ?
Running Laravel/PHP Container Application on AWS (AWS Builders Day Taiwan 2022)
(Illustration: Originated from San Sebastián in northern Spain - La Gilda. Walking into a tavern in northern Spain, almost every door will have a pot, and each pot has its own advantages and disadvantages. Similar to container applications, it is compatible with the main axis and retains local characteristics… Oh no, I’m actually talking about the ups and downs behind each application, you know. Image source: Photo by Ernest Chiang at a pinchos bar in Basque country.)
Thank you very much for the invitation of AWS Builders Day Taiwan 2022, which gave me the opportunity to use the perspective of Builders, with an easy-to-understand way, to quickly disassemble the common terms of containers and Amazon ECS. Taking the common Laravel framework of PHP as an example, it is also very simple to package Laravel applications to go to the cloud, so that PHP lovers can enjoy the local, the edge and the cloud together. After the concept is understood, replacing Laravel/PHP on the agenda with other languages or frameworks can draw inferences from one another, and even connect with each other to form your own microservice network.