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Flight from Seattle to Las Vegas where a third of the plane is on the upgrade list? Must be #reinvent

This is pretty cool! While most storage devices only guarantee individual sectors, with EBS on nitro instances and local instance store on i4i, we support up to 16k I/Os. It was great working with RDS to enable this performance enhancement, too. aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…

Dang. #effcancer

"Today we are happy to announce Snapchange, a new open source project to make snapshot-based fuzzing much easier. Snapchange enables a target binary to be fuzzed with minimal modifications, providing useful introspection that aids in fuzzing." aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensour…

Happy Storage Day and happy birthday EBS! 🥳Join me today at 1:40pm PT for a chat with Matt Garman about those early days and how we've evolved the service over the last 15 years to keep up with our customers (hint: we have a little more than 2 racks now 😉)

EBS launched on 2008-08-20. Next year it can drive. Amazing how time flies.

I think the mistake people make is thinking that the dragon won't eat them, and they'll be able to do other things after writing their own database. That, mostly, turns out to be wrong.

Ah #reinvent... If anyone is in Vegas this week, let's meet up. I'm thinking maybe some offices hours at a watering hole on Wednesday.

Starting yesterday evening, AWS customers can recover their EC2 Instances affected by the CrowdStrike event at scale and in a fully automated way. If you're still stuck and running on AWS, you should try it! repost.aws/en/knowledge-c…

EBS celebrated it's 16th birthday earlier this week and next week I'll celebrate my 13th anniversary at AWS. I took some time to reflect on our journey from humble beginnings to what we are today. I hope you enjoy! allthingsdistributed.com/2024/08/contin…

Peter DeSantis' Monday Night Live has been an #AWSreInvent conference favorite for a while. His deep dive into our Amazon Web Services engineering is a great way to start this week of learning. I enjoyed sharing my personal keynote notes last year and I’ll continue doing the same this

New blog post, with my personal take on our launch of Amazon Aurora DSQL: brooker.co.za/blog/2024/12/0…

If you're looking for something for your Saturday morning coffee reading queue, this is a fun read that challenges you to think about the tension between velocity and simplicity, even in your own systems--not just those at the scale of S3. Enjoy!