ACD1100

AWS Container Observability - Application Performance Monitoring using Application Signal

Room: D8 | Time: 15:00 | Duration: 45 min

TBD

Michael Schmid

EMBA / Senior Partner Solution Architect at AWS

ACD500

Event-Driven Architecture for the Real World: From Architecture to Implementation with EventBridge and TypeScript

Room: C1 | Time: 15:00 | Duration: 45 min

Event-Driven Architecture sounds great in theory, but how does it work in production? In this session, I’ll show you how we implement EventBridge in the real world, using practical examples from a blogging platform.

We’ll explore key architectural decisions like the subscription pattern and how to structure your events properly. Then we’ll get hands-on with TypeScript and CDK, covering event validation with zod and middy, error handling patterns, and implementing idempotency. All examples will be based on actual production code that you can adapt for your own projects.

Alessandro Volpicella

Author of awsfundamentals.com and cloudwatchbook.com

ACD850

When Every Millisecond Counts: Building a High-Performance Kubernetes Environment for a Multimedia Platform on AWS EKS

Room: D9 | Time: 15:00 | Duration: 45 min

When Every Millisecond Counts: Building a High-Performance Kubernetes Environment for a Multimedia Platform on AWS EKS Desc: Ever wondered what it takes to build a Kubernetes environment where every millisecond matters? This session dives into the architecture and optimizations behind a latency-sensitive multimedia platform running on AWS EKS. Discover how AWS Network Load Balancers, Ingress NGINX, and DNS optimizations like tweaking Node Local DNS and CoreDNS come together to deliver lightning-fast performance. Whether you’re dealing with similar challenges or just curious about Kubernetes optimizations, this talk has something for you.

Matej Líner

Cloud Architect | Platform/DevOps Engineer at Labyrinth Labs

Agenda

15:00 - 15:45 Breakout 5