Hello CloudMakers!

It seems almost unbelievable, but re:Invent has come to an end! This event has been an incredibly valuable experience, both from a human and technical perspective. Check the first article: I’ve curated a list of the most valueable sessions!

Today we shall see:

• A Cloud Architect's Top 10 Picks from AWS re:Invent 2023

• A directory for open-source CDK libraries

• Edge Computing Experience with Kubernetes

Enjoy!

A Cloud Architect's Top 10 Picks from AWS re:Invent 2023

The article discusses key highlights from AWS re:Invent 2023, focusing on the most notable technical sessions. It covers various topics related to cloud architecture and technology trends, trying to provide valuable insights for cloud architects. Let me know if you agree with my choices!

A directory for open-source CDK libraries

This website is a dedicated resource for the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK), providing a comprehensive directory of open-source libraries and constructs, including CDK for Terraform (CDKTF) and CDK for Kubernetes (CDK8s).

It features an extensive range of construct libraries sourced from both the community and esteemed cloud service providers, including Datadog, AWS, MongoDB, Aqua Security, among others, to support developers in seamlessly provisioning a variety of cloud resources, enhancing their CDK experience.

Edgevolution: Unleashing the Power of Kubernetes Clusters for a Revolutionary Edge Computing Experience

This article delves into integrating Kubernetes in edge computing, highlighting how it brings containerized applications closer to data sources, reducing latency, and boosting performance. It features "Kamaji," a solution for efficiently managing Kubernetes Control Planes in edge environments, centralizing control and enhancing availability. Additionally, it discusses the benefits of containerizing the Kubernetes control plane, notably a 60% improvement in resource optimization over traditional VM-based methods, making it a more cost-effective option for edge deployments.

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