Solutions Architect @AWSCloud ☁️ Underscore as in JS naming conventions ⇒ Opinions are my own
München, Bayern
Joined January 2017
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Luis Morales retweeted
I've often said that with #serverless: (1) the infra primitives map much more closely to your application's control/data flow, (2) AWS is your application runtime and (3) infra configuration is your (higher-order) application programming language.
Luis Morales retweeted
Getting ready for an awesome #serverless office hour with @_moralesl and @julian_wood Starts in 25 mins!
Infrastructure as Data Structure (often euphemistically called Code) is so 2016. Hear what happens when you combine Infra as actual Code (#iaac), design patterns, and serverless! Live #serverless office hour session Tuesday at 10 PDT | 18 UK | 19 CEST
youtube.com/watch?v=wOnDGouu…
Luis Morales retweeted
Infrastructure as Data Structure (often euphemistically called Code) is so 2016. Hear what happens when you combine Infra as actual Code (#iaac), design patterns, and serverless! Live #serverless office hour session Tuesday at 10 PDT | 18 UK | 19 CEST
youtube.com/watch?v=wOnDGouu…
Luis Morales retweeted
When developing #Serverless applications it’s best to debug in the cloud as much as possible. This is why we created SAM Accelerate. I am excited to say that as of today, Accelerate is generally available (ga). github.com/aws/aws-sam-cli/r…
Luis Morales retweeted
It’s official:
Bolt is now the first tech unicorn to permanently switch to a 4 day work week 🚀⚡️🔥
Our 3 month experiment proved every core thesis:
Heightened
1/ Productivity
2/ Engagement
3/ Wellness
We’re never going back and here’s why 👇
Luis Morales retweeted
new post about the disruption delay observation i made: it takes about 20 years until disruptive changes in IT reach mainstream ("disruptive" regarding how we *do* or *use* IT). helped me to understand a lot of contradictions better: ufried.com/blog/disruption_d…. enjoy if you like ;)
Luis Morales retweeted
⚡ New feature ⚡ AWS Lambda Power Tuning now allows you to compare 2 tuning results on the same chart 📈
For example, here I'm comparing 2 Python implementations that compute prime numbers up to 1M (with and w/o numpy) 🐍 and numpy wins! 13% faster & cheaper at 1.8GB 🚀
Luis Morales retweeted
With a bit of work, it’s possible to have the same container image in ECR be used for running a load balanced web service in AWS Fargate, or a web service with API gateway in AWS Lambda. 1/x
Luis Morales retweeted
Amazing 99 minute workshop on “Testing in production and why would we ever do that” by @a_bangser @ministryoftest Made a quick sketchnote on the workshop.
Luis Morales retweeted
A poorly-designed solution may seem impressive. Why? Because it’s complex and unapproachable. So it looks like it was hard to build.
A well-designed solution may seem unimpressive. Why? Because it’s simple, and approachable. So it looks like it was easy to build.
Luis Morales retweeted
Some teams claim they're "too busy" to:
1. Write tests
2. Speed up the build process
3. Configure CI / CD
4. Mock the API
5. Configure linting / autoformatting
6. Do code reviews
Yes, these things take time.
But, in the long-run, these things *save* time. ⏳
Luis Morales retweeted
A gentle reminder that the only way to avoid lock-in is to lay down on the sofa and do nothing. You're welcome.
Luis Morales retweeted
I've seen far more projects fail from overengineering rather than from underengineering.
It's very easy to overengineer and I need to constantly remind myself to keep it simple.
Luis Morales retweeted
Evening Habits of Highly Successful People:
• they neglect their family
• they're unhappy
Luis Morales retweeted
So I've been thinking a bit about Service Meshes, especially with the whole SMI (Service Mesh Interface) thing. (Thread) 1/18
