AI BriefingAWS re:Invent 2023 Key Session Review (Part 2): Cost Optimization, Observability
Key point
This covers Generative AI, the core of AWS re:Invent 2023, along with cost optimization and observability strategies.
Details
The star of AWS re:Invent 2023 is Generative AI. Amazon Q, a generative AI-based assistant, and Amazon Bedrock, which allows customization of various machine learning models, were highlighted as core solutions.
On the Cost Optimization front, it was noted that while the expansion of Serverless services has improved operational convenience, it can also lead to unexpected costs. Accordingly, the Amazon CTO presented the 7 laws of The Frugal Architect, which consider cost from the design stage.
The core strategies are as follows:
- Design: Design with cost included as a non-functional requirement
- Measure: Control unnecessary costs through cost-aware architecture
- Optimize: Perform continuous and incremental cost optimization
Additionally, the myApplications service was introduced, which enables integrated management of an application's cost, status, security, and performance. This service provides dashboard-style visualized metrics through Billing and Usage, Computing, Monitoring and Operations, Security, and DevOps widgets.
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