In this issue, AWS Lambda turns 10 years old, DynamoDB announces a massive price cut, and Python and .NET on Lambda get snappy.
In this issue, CloudFormation deployments get an x-ray timeline view, users report Bedrock might be on shaky ground, and we celebrate the real heroes of AWS.
In this issue, AWS turns on the pre:Invent announcement firehose, AppSync gives us better serverless WebSockets, and Neon simplifies row-level security for Postgres.
In this issue, Amazon ECS celebrates 10 years, Lambda gets a better console code editing experience, and there's a new fork of the Serverless Framework.
In this issue, the AWS Lambda Console gets some development workflow upgrades, we learn that evidently CloudWatch Evidently wasn't an evident success, and cloud databases keep getting better.
In this issue, AI converts ClickOps to IaC, ElastiCache for Valkey gets better serverless pricing, and Databricks unveils Apps.
In this issue, we celebrate 300 issues of Off-by-none, MongoDB launches v8.0, and Vercel introduces 'in-function concurrency'.
In this issue, AWS releases a new Data API, Cloudflare wraps up its birthday week in a container, and Rails users reject React.
In this issue, Cloudflare turns 14, AWS fights AI image slop, and a new SDK helps you tailor Swift.
In this issue, Amazon Q writes SQL, AWS becomes buddy-buddy with Oracle, and WFH says WTF to RTO.
In this issue, Amazon Bedrock upgrades its Stability AI models, InfluxDB says 'no' to AI magic beans, and we get a new batch of heroes.
In this issue, Step Functions get validated, Elasticsearch becomes open source (again), and Laravel teases a new cloud.
In this issue, the Serverless Framework adds support for SAM, S3 gets conditional writes, and Neon Autoscaling goes GA.
In this issue, AWS enables container restarts, DBOS gets a new CEO, and 'Serverless Platforms' get a new definition.
In this issue, AWS ups its image generation game, Aurora PostgreSQL adds pgvector, and Neon gets a boost from Microsoft.
In this issue, AWS deprecates some services, Bedrock gets ready for the feds, and architecture diagrams become cost aware.
In this issue, Bedrock adds Meta Llama 3.1 405B, Step Functions get managed keys, and Google Cloud's serverless functions get confused.
In this issue, AWS Heroes assemble, AWS puts the kibosh on QLDB, and Momento goes GA with Topics.
In this issue, AWS has another GenAI-heavy summit, App Studio promises enterprise-grade applications without software development skills, and AWS faces some backlash from developers.
In this issue, Amazon Q Developer takes over your IDE, some folks want to make it easier to get started with AWS, and Girls in Tech shuts down after 17 years.
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Jeremy is the CEO and Founder of Ampt and an AWS Serverless Hero that has a soft spot for helping people solve problems using serverless. He frequently consults with companies and developers transitioning away from the traditional βserver-fullβ approach. You can find him ranting about serverless on Twitter, in several forums and Slack groups, hosting the Serverless Chats podcast, and at conferences around the world.
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