Keynote – Arun Gupta
summary
Claims that AWS Fargate lets you run containers with no instances to manage, that Amazon EKS is a managed Kubernetes control plane that’s highly available, and that elite companies outperform low performers by about 2,555× on software delivery metrics. Gives concrete customer examples — McDonald’s + Uber Eats, Netflix across three regions, startups like Coinbase and Lyft — and promotes microservices to limit blast radius. Argues pay‑per‑use cloud APIs and automation replace ticketed VM provisioning.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:18Arun Gupta Principle Open Source Technologists at Amazon Web Services
- 0:51Arun Gupta
- 2:56What a Modern Application Looks like
- 4:20Three Key Issues That Help You Do the Transition to Modern Applications
- 11:37The Cloud Native Application Should Be Built Using Containers
- 12:12The Role That the Cloud Plays in Terms of Building and Transitioning Your Path to Modern Applications the
- 14:05Elasticity and Scalability
- 17:49Cloud Native Architecture
- 20:32Cloud Native Principle Number Three
- 20:59Resiliency
- 24:39Build Applications Using Micro Services
- 25:01Culture
- 26:53Why Building Cloud Native Applications Matters
- 27:25Key Building Blocks That Are Important for Transitioning to Modern Applications
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