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How do you prove that investing in expert AWS architecture isn't just another line item on the budget, but a critical driver of business growth? Many tech leaders find it challenging to quantify the value of high-level system design. They see the monthly AWS bill and the upfront consulting costs, but struggle to connect that spend to concrete business outcomes like faster feature delivery and improved stability. In this episode, I pull back the curtain on the practical framework I use with my clients to move beyond simple cost analysis. We'll explore how to calculate the true, holistic ROI of designing highly scalable and resilient systems on AWS from day one, giving you the tools to justify the investment to your team, your CFO, and your board.

Jamming on Multi Tenant Architecture(“MTA” for short) and how can you use it to improve security and scalability of your infrastructure.

Tech is moving at a ridiculous pace. Google and others are already putting out papers on the so-called ‘Agentic Economy’ — where autonomous AI agents interact with each other, moving money and creating value without us humans in the loop. It’s not sci-fi, it’s the direction we’re heading. The question is: what does that mean for how we build, secure, and scale systems right now?

This week, Dominic and Matt will be jamming on the newly released Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), an open protocol developed with leading payments and technology companies to securely initiate and transact agent-led payments across platforms.

We will be having an informal roundtable discussion about what the latest tools and techniques we are using to improve how us and our teams build, code and do our craft. ​Right now we are witnessing a massive change to how software is written and an arms race between the various big tech businesses that are hosting our code. The tools are evolving so rapidly it is difficult to keep up. Don’t try to do it alone, join like minded forward thinking individuals like yourself as we showcase our experiments, results, and insights in an attempt to be the top performers in our field.

Join us in person for the ultimate test of cloud engineering skill, speed, and strategy. Cloud War Games LIVE is a hands-on, high-intensity competition where cloud pros battle real-world Amazon Web Services (AWS) outages in real time—on stage, in front of a live audience. This is not your average tech talk. It’s a tactical team showdown where infrastructure breaks, and only the most prepared will rise.

We will be having an informal roundtable discussion about what the latest tools and techniques we are using to improve how us and our teams build, code and do our craft. ​Right now we are witnessing a massive change to how software is written and an arms race between the various big tech businesses that are hosting our code. The tools are evolving so rapidly it is difficult to keep up. Don’t try to do it alone, join like minded forward thinking individuals like yourself as we showcase our experiments, results, and insights in an attempt to be the top performers in our field.

Are you struggling to come up with a concrete plan on how your business will keep on the cutting edge using AI/ML tools? You are not the only one. Don’t just slap a chat bot on your website because your competitor did. Get ahead of your competition by diving in deep and figuring out what is possible to do with your proprietary data and existing products. Then cut away everything that is unnecessary and prioritize the features that will give you the biggest ROI. Finally we will draft a concrete plan on how your team can build and host the infrastructure required to run your new AI/ML features that will blow your competition out of the water. This is the same process step by step process I use with my existing clients that generate millions of dollars a day to cut through the noise and focus up on the tools and tactics that will have the biggest impact on their bottom line. Seats are limited so signup early.

Matt will be demonstrating a few of the techniques and technologies used to scrape the internet for data at scale. This includes using LLM models to assist in the scraping process by deciphering patterns, classifying pages, and pre-processing/embedding data before it gets saved. As always group participation is welcome. Feel free to share your adventures scraping the internet.

We’re back with another epic live event. Join the fun and see what new challenges we have in store!