Carlos Tagle

There are more than 330,000 active customers that regularly come to AWS Marketplace to subscribe to third-party solutions they can deploy to their AWS environments.

In this chalk talk, dive deep into how applications can be used to manage AWS resources in a logical group that operates as a unit. Learn how these logical groups can be used to represent different versions of an application, ownership boundaries for operators, or developer environments, to name a few.

Modernizing a monolith application at one time can introduce great risk and can often be a costly, time-consuming process. However, an incremental approach using the strangler fig pattern allows you to modernize faster while also reducing risk.

In this session, you learn how to enable end users to create the AWS resources they need for a set duration of time. You build a catalog of products to facilitate user self-service on an as-needed basis, and also define an automatic expiration time for these provisioned and ephemeral resources.