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Your DevOps and Developer Productivity guide to 2024 re:Invent
- The annual AWS re:Invent conference is around the corner with an impressive lineup featuring DOP sessions ranging from Infrastructure as Code(IaC), Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment(CI/CD) to GenAI sessions.
- Notable DOP session for 2024 includes DOP220 by VP of Developer Experience, Adam Seligman, on Reimagining the Developer Experience at AWS, fueling creativity and customer impact.
- Reserved seating is available for attendees to secure seats in the sessions of their choice by signing in to the attendee portal and navigating to “Event”, then “Sessions”.
- Breakout sessions are lecture-style and 60 minutes long delivered by AWS experts, while Chalk Talks are highly interactive sessions with a small audience followed by a Q&A session.
- Workshops are two-hour interactive learning sessions where small group teams solve problems using AWS services. Builders’ sessions are 60-minute group sessions led by an AWS expert and provide an interactive and hands-on experience for building on AWS.
- Attendees can register via the provided link or find further information on the full range of DOP offerings by visiting the re:Invent catalog.
- AWS empowers developers to fearlessly embrace innovative generative AI solutions across the development lifecycle, transforming how developers work, what they build, and who can become a developer.
- Amazon Q Developer transforms the developer experience by speeding up a range of tasks that support you as you research how to get started, evaluate system design, build secure and scalable applications, upgrade existing applications, and optimize application performance.
- Developers can automate modernization and upgrade of legacy applications using the power of generative AI, transforming applications to use the latest language features and versions in hours or days and saving significant costs.
- Attendees can stay updated on DevOps and Developer Productivity by visiting the AWS devops blog or following them on Twitter.
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