In this issue, we wrap up re:Invent, review some of the major announcements, and share the sessions you don't want to miss.
In this issue, we're live at AWS re:Invent desperately trying to avoid the re:Cold, and, as always, being overwhelmed by the shear scale of this event and flood of product announcements.
In this issue, Lambda gets Node 18, AppSync says goodbye to VTL, and Serverless gets an updated Console.
In this issue, we are Ampt about the future of cloud development, Cloudflare introduces the 'Supercloud', and EventBridge launches a new scheduler.
In this issue, serverless apparently goes mainstream, we get even more serverless data options, and AI is probably stealing your code.
In this issue, not-so-serverless Neptune goes GA, the serverless database race heats up, and we brace for the AWS pre:Invent firehose.
In this issue, Cloudflare brings back server-side includes, Oracle launches "serverless Kubernetes", and we look at why some people are just plain doing cloud wrong.
In this issue, Webiny launches a Headless CMS+, AWS upgrades event source mappings, and we look at serverless platform engineering.
In this issue, AWS re:Invent session reservations go live, event schema validation gets even more important, and we see what happens when abstractions go wrong.
In this issue, Cloudflare dominates the news cycle, we look at some pitfalls of serverless app ownership, and we explore the difference between Cloud-native and "native cloud" apps.
In this issue, Cloudflare queues up more free egress, CockroachDB serverless goes GA, and serverless saves polar bears.
In this issue, serverless containers get a power up, the CDK gets some much needed context, and we dig into why serverless is so hard.
In this issue, DynamoDB lifts a constraint, we talk about cold starts, and we look at the cloud skills gap.
In this issue, we introduce our new Premium Edition, StepFunctions get more intrinsic functions, and Google Cloud Functions second gen go GA.
In this issue, we get serverless snippets, more progress towards making webhooks obsolete, and a new driver for making your data-backed JavaScript apps planetscale.
In this issue, we look at Lambda's new tiered pricing model, say goodbye to a podcasting legend, and look at the future of serverless.
In this issue, RedShift Serverless goes GA, Lambda gets some better Powertools, and we get a new glue for serverless runtimes.
In this issue, SAM Accelerate goes GA, Vercel Edge Functions go Beta, and Cloudflare introduces WASI at the edge.
In this issue, we talk about what's next for Off-by-none, see what all the fuss about Deno is, and deep dive into Cloudflare Workers.
In this issue, serverless databases get another thumbs up from VCs, we get a free master class on inconsistent database consistency, and we learn why Serverless Aurora v2 isn't serverless.
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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 โserver-fullโ 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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