AI BriefingAWS re:Invent 2023 Visit Report
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At AWS re:Invent 2023, I experienced Amazon Q's innovative features and a variety of technical sessions on-site.
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I visited AWS re:Invent, held in Las Vegas in November 2023, to check out the latest cloud technology trends.
Among the major announcements, Amazon Q stood out as a generative AI-based assistant, with the Amazon Q Code Transformation feature drawing particular attention. This feature dramatically shortens version upgrade work for large-scale Java applications, and it was emphasized that source code is not exposed externally for the sake of data security.
Also, Amazon Q integrated into Amazon Connect showcased various features for improving customer center services, such as analyzing customers' emotional states and monitoring consultation quality.
In hands-on sessions, I directly practiced building a Serverless Architecture using Amazon SNS, SQS, AWS Lambda, and through networking with a DataDog PM, I had a Q&A session covering technical topics such as RUM and APM.
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