Tag: aws
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Keep Your Presentation Simple: How a Pigeon Hijacked My Talk
Load tests using JMeter and shopping patterns are more meaningful but often not powerful enough to explain a new concept. Absurd examples might do better and keep the audience focused, the risk is to take the game too far.
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ADDO 2022: Drawing the NYC Skyline with a serverless database
I am pleased to be virtually on stage at All Day DevOps for the third year in a row on
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Renato @ AWS FM podcast
Renato joins Adam to discuss the differences between Aurora Serverless v1 and v2, how he’s used AWS certifications to learn topics he might not dive into otherwise, and the benefits of speaking at conferences when you’re introverted.
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Flagging Flags: Nine Numbers with Amazon Rekognition
Hello Amazon Rekognition! Is the “Stars and Stripes” the flag with the highest confidence for the label “American Flag”? Are all the flags labelled as “Flag”? Does the quality of the PNG file affect the label detection? Here are nine numbers and trends for the 255 flags available in the repository.
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Around the World with Amazon Rekognition Image
This is the first article of a two-part series playing with Amazon Rekognition and flags from around the world. Today we will focus on testing the default behavior of Rekognition Image, in the second part we will use Rekognition Custom Labels to build a custom machine learning model and detect national flags.
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Dice, Skylines and CloudWatch Anomaly Detection
I am a lazy cloud architect with a background in site reliability engineering. That’s why I immediately felt in love with the idea behind CloudWatch Anomaly Detection when it was announced almost three years ago.
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Serverless Architecture Con – Berlin 2022
This autumn I will be back at the Serverless Architecture Con, this time in Berlin, to talk about serverless databases.