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when i joined aws last year, i was trying to find a way to explain, in the easiest way possible, all the options the platform offers to our users from a compute perspective. there are of course many ways to peal this onion and i wanted to create a “visual story” that was. as you may have heard, late last year i joined amazon web services. i have recently turned 6 months at aws (or 180 x day1) and that is often a good point to pause and reflect. also, i have got so many people asking me how i am doing here that i thought. .. → read more: my. aws identity and access management: introduction to resources access control. this is my first blog post as an aws employee. i have spent the last 6+ months learning new things (iam being one of them) and i figured i could (and should) share some of these learnings with my followers. i hope it can smooth the learning curve when you transition from a. .. → read more: aws identity and access management: introduction to resources access control i have an awesome job, an awesome manager and i work for one of the best companies around. on monday october 2nd i will join amazon web services as a principal solutions architect. vmware, amazon web services and microsoft are in the middle of some interesting technology and services roll out that have the potential of moving the needle in cloud adoption (spoiler alert: whatever cloud means). vmware is coming from a very strong (almost exclusive) marketshare in the on-prem data center virtualization. .. → read more: “vmware cloud on aws” vs. “azure stack” i guess he was asking this in the context of the vmwonaws cloud offering and how, with said service, you could provision vsphere this reminded me of an anecdote i often use in. .. → read more: a data center provisioning horror story another pet project i have spent cycles on as of late is an open source sample application called yelb (thanks to my partner in crime chief developer andrea siviero for initiating me to the mysteries of angular2).