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Dynatrace Support for AWS Lambda Functions Powered by x86 and AWS Graviton2

Dynatrace

Dynatrace is proud to partner with AWS to support AWS Lambda functions powered by x86-based processors and Graviton2 Arm-based processors announced earlier this year. According to the official AWS announcement, Graviton2-based Lambda functions offer up to 34% better price-performance improvement. Dynatrace Data explorer.

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Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For August 17th, 2018

High Scalability

coryodaniel : Rewrote an #AWS APIGateway & #lambda service that was costing us about $16000 / month in #elixir. A much better way to do this would be to make a "next Logo" that would allow game players to make the AI brains needed by the robots. They'll love you even more. million : lost in ATM malware hack; $1.5

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Expanding the Cloud: Amazon Machine Learning Service, the Amazon Elastic Filesystem and more

All Things Distributed

When we designed Amazon EFS we decided to build along the AWS principles: Elastic, scalable, highly available, consistent performance, secure, and cost-effective. Amazon EFS is designed to be highly available and durable, storing each file system object redundantly across multiple Availability Zones. Amazon Lambda.

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Amazon Makes it Free for Developers to Build and Host Most Alexa Skills Using AWS

All Things Distributed

Many Alexa skill developers currently take advantage of the AWS Free Tier, which offers one million AWS Lambda requests and up to 750 hours of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) compute time per month at no charge. In a game with memory, you could pause for a few hours and then keep going (like the Wayne Investigation , or Sub War ).

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C++ and Beyond Session: Lambdas, Lambdas Everywhere

Sutter's Mill

Lambdas, Lambdas Everywhere. Below is the first, for my talk on “Lambdas, Lambdas Everywhere.” Bjarne knew that I felt lambda functions were a game-changing feature that would have a pervasive impact on C++ coding style across many domains, and he asked me to write up the examples demonstrating why.

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Embrace event-driven computing: Amazon expands DynamoDB with streams, cross-region replication, and database triggers

All Things Distributed

DynamoDB Streams is the enabling technology behind two other features announced today: cross-region replication maintains identical copies of DynamoDB tables across AWS regions with push-button ease, and triggers execute AWS Lambda functions on streams, allowing you to respond to changing data conditions. Let me expand on each one of them.

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References, simply

Sutter's Mill

Any other use of references typically leads to endless design debates. This post is an attempt to shed light on this situation, and perhaps reduce some of the time spent on unresolved ongoing design debates in the C++ community. Here is a summary, but for more detail please see The Design and Evolution of C++ (D&E) section 3.7,

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