AWS, Java SDK: Building blocks for DevOps Automation

If you have always wondered what your next career move in IT is, then, this presentation could start you off in the direction where the industry is headed. Whether you already use Amazon Web Services (AWS), use a different cloud provider, a private cloud or don’t use any cloud services, this presentation can show you how easy and inexpensive it is to get started with AWS. Whether you run a single app in a single server or manage a cluster of highly available, automatically scalable, replicated servers, the AWS Java SDK can help your employer save time and money while exceeding customer expectations. During this presentation, you will get practical tips on how to setup, organize, control and automate your IT infrastructure using AWS. If you believe that your organization can benefit from AWS or other cloud automation, then, this presentation will give you the basis of starting a conversation with your management.

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the leading Infrastructure-As-A-Service provider is growing very fast by customer adoption as well as by the variety and depth of infrastructure services it provides. AWS provides almost any hardware & infrastructure service that an enterprise IT architect might need, without requiring proprietary software, in very little time and at relatively lower cost. Customers such as Netflix, Airbnb and 100s of other very large employers have started using AWS in a variety of ways to serve millions of customers all over the world for very diverse products. Come and learn all about how it is done!

Sachin is a solutions architect focusing on automatic, continuous delivery of JEE solutions to public/private cloud. He has about 15 years of experience designing & delivering highly available, scalable and performant JEE software for Fortune 100 corporations. Sachin is Amazon Web Service Certified. Sachin believes that infrastructure as code, together with agile, automated deployments will impact all businesses at some point. He loves hanging out with other engineers to discuss how “software is eating the world” (credit: Marc Andreessen, 2011). Sachin is an Engineer and an MBA in Systems and Marketing. In his free time he rides a sports bike and trains for long treks.