It’s week two of re:Invent and that includes the first ever dedicated keynote for Machine Learning. Here are the features that I found interesting.
Silos
Most organisations that process data will have experienced the concept of data in silos. This is where an application is built for a particular purpose and tied to a data store. …
It’s a different experience this year. The chat with my teammates is a mixture of discussion about new features and pictures of good times in Vegas from previous re:Invent conferences.
Andy Jassy has finished the first keynote of 2020 and I was not disappointed. …
Here is my list of sessions for week one of re:Invent focussed around data and analytics.
- How to use fully managed Jupyter notebooks in Amazon SageMaker
- What’s new with Amazon S3
- How BMW Group uses AWS serverless analytics for a data-driven ecosystem
- Innovate faster with applications on AWS storage
- Embed…
My previous Mac was starting to overheat so it was swapped for another.
I decided to install things as I required them rather than restore from a Time Machine backup as I thought I’d probably built up a lot of things that did not need over the last couple of…
I wrote a guest blog for Elastic (You Know, for Search). Here it is https://www.elastic.co/blog/cdl-visualising-the-power-of-data-with-canvas-and-elasticsearch
I’m a big fan of Nest products having installed them in a few properties over the years. The cameras in particular paid for themselves several times over as they captured footage of a lorry that crashed into my wall and drove off.
Whilst most Nest products are very simple to…
A very welcome announcement at AWS re:Invent today https://aws.amazon.com/msk/
Here are my notes on getting it up and running.
The docs are pretty good at taking you through this. A couple of tips however. First you will need to update the AWS CLI on your EC2 machine via pip as…
