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Speakers

Adam Palmer

Employers on the program

  1. 2021–2026Amazon Web Services5 talks
Events6
Conferences1
Talks7
Years active2020–2026

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • AWS re:Invent

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 30, 2026AWS re:Invent 2026AWS re:InventbreakoutResilience patterns for the disconnected edge with Amazon Leo
as Amazon Leo

Every resilient system eventually has to answer one question: what happens when the network you depend on isn’t there?

Dec 2, 2024AWS re:Invent 2024AWS re:InventworkshopMigrating your microservices to a Zero Trust architecture
as AWS
In this workshop, get hands-on with AWS developer tools as you migrate your frontend and backend microservices to a Zero Trust architecture. Explore existing…Show less

In this workshop, get hands-on with AWS developer tools as you migrate your frontend and backend microservices to a Zero Trust architecture. Explore existing patterns for connectivity and the functionality and services in the console.

Nov 27, 2023AWS re:Invent 2023AWS re:InventworkshopSimplifying application networking with Amazon VPC Lattice
In this workshop, learn how to simplify service-to-service connectivity at scale, enhance application-layer security, implement advanced traffic management, and…Show less

In this workshop, learn how to simplify service-to-service connectivity at scale, enhance application-layer security, implement advanced traffic management, and gain visibility into service-to-service interactions using Amazon VPC Lattice.

Nov 28, 2022AWS re:Invent 2022AWS re:Inventchalk talkBegin your IPv6 journey on AWS
as AWS

We hear about IPv6 all the time, but life is good on IPv4. Why change?

Slides
Nov 28, 2022AWS re:Invent 2022AWS re:InventworkshopDeploy global wide area networks using AWS Cloud WAN
as AWS
As organizations grow, the network connecting their on-premises locations and cloud resources together becomes increasingly important. In this workshop, get…Show less

As organizations grow, the network connecting their on-premises locations and cloud resources together becomes increasingly important. In this workshop, get hands-on with AWS Cloud WAN, a service for building, managing, and monitoring global wide area networks.

Slides
Nov 29, 2021AWS re:Invent 2021AWS re:InventworkshopOpen-source security appliances with AWS Gateway Load Balancer
as AWS
AWS Gateway Load Balancer (GWLB) can help you deploy and scale security appliances on AWS. This workshop focuses on integrating GWLB with an open-source,…Show less

AWS Gateway Load Balancer (GWLB) can help you deploy and scale security appliances on AWS. This workshop focuses on integrating GWLB with an open-source, threat-detection engine from Suricata.

Slides
Nov 30, 2020AWS re:Invent 2020AWS re:InventbreakoutUsing AWS Transit Gateway for your multicast workloads
Multicast routing quickly distributes copies of the same data from one source to multiple receivers. This is a common design for media distribution (video…Show less

Multicast routing quickly distributes copies of the same data from one source to multiple receivers. This is a common design for media distribution (video conferencing, for example) or for when end destinations get the same information quickly and at roughly the same time (such as a stock ticker).

SlidesVideo

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Adam Hill6—2026
Ali Saidi6—2026
Brad Dispensa6—2026
Dan Slater6—2026
David Yanacek6—2026
Dirk Fröhner6—2026
Eric Johnson6—2026
Erick Dame6—2026
Heeki Park6—2026
Himanshu Verma6—2026
Imaya Kumar Jagannathan6—2026
John Formento6—2026
Jon Handler6—2026
Jonathan Allen6—2026
Julian Wood6—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.