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Speakers

John Mallory

Employers on the program

  1. 2019–2026Amazon Web Services9 talks
Events5
Conferences1
Talks10
Years active2019–2026

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • AWS re:Invent

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 30, 2026AWS re:Invent 2026AWS re:InventbreakoutAgents can delete your data lake. Can you recover it? (sponsored by Rubrik)
as Amazon Web Services
AI is multiplying the identities and agents that can change your AWS data. One over-scoped role or runaway agent can delete or overwrite the data your models…Show less

AI is multiplying the identities and agents that can change your AWS data. One over-scoped role or runaway agent can delete or overwrite the data your models depend on, in an S3 lake or Iceberg lakehouse.

Nov 30, 2026AWS re:Invent 2026AWS re:Inventchalk talkChoosing the right AWS storage for low-latency workloads
as Amazon Web Services
Not all latency-sensitive workloads have the same storage requirements. From AI/ML training checkpoints to real-time analytics and high-frequency data…Show less

Not all latency-sensitive workloads have the same storage requirements. From AI/ML training checkpoints to real-time analytics and high-frequency data pipelines, choosing between Amazon S3 Express One Zone, Amazon FSx for Lustre, and instance storage depends on access patterns, throughput needs, and cost constraints.

Dec 1, 2025AWS re:Invent 2025AWS re:Inventlightning talkHow Spice AI operationalizes data lakes for AI using Amazon S3
as Amazon Web Services
Learn how Amazon S3 and S3 Vectors turn data lakes into intelligent, searchable foundations for enterprise AI. See how Spice AI uses its open-source data and AI…Show less

Learn how Amazon S3 and S3 Vectors turn data lakes into intelligent, searchable foundations for enterprise AI. See how Spice AI uses its open-source data and AI platform on AWS to integrate S3 Vectors with open table formats, enabling hybrid SQL and vector search directly on S3 without complex data movement.

Video
Dec 1, 2025AWS re:Invent 2025AWS re:Inventchalk talkHow to optimize AWS storage for generative AI and ML workloads
as Amazon Web Services
Scaling deep learning programs into production often comes with its challenges, and you can’t have high-quality data modeling if your storage isn’t optimized…Show less

Scaling deep learning programs into production often comes with its challenges, and you can’t have high-quality data modeling if your storage isn’t optimized for performance scalability. Getting this wrong can lead to unexpected cost and performance issues.

Dec 1, 2025AWS re:Invent 2025AWS re:InventbreakoutPut your data to work for Agentic AI with AWS storage
as Amazon Web Services

Agentic AI systems require storage that delivers persistent memory, real-time decisions, and seamless multi-agent collaboration.

Video
Dec 2, 2024AWS re:Invent 2024AWS re:Inventchalk talkHow to optimize AWS storage for generative AI and ML workloads [REPEAT]
as Amazon Web Services
Scaling deep learning programs into production often comes with its challenges, and you can’t have high-quality data modeling if your storage isn’t optimized…Show less

Scaling deep learning programs into production often comes with its challenges, and you can’t have high-quality data modeling if your storage isn’t optimized for performance scalability. Getting this wrong can lead to unexpected cost and performance issues.

Nov 27, 2023AWS re:Invent 2023AWS re:Inventchalk talkHow to optimize AWS storage for generative AI and ML workloads [REPEAT]
Scaling deep learning programs into production often comes with its challenges, and you can’t have high quality data modeling if your storage isn’t optimized…Show less

Scaling deep learning programs into production often comes with its challenges, and you can’t have high quality data modeling if your storage isn’t optimized for performance scalability. Getting this wrong can lead to unexpected cost and performance issues.

Dec 2, 2019AWS re:Invent 2019AWS re:Inventbreakout[REPEAT 1] Best practices for implementing a data lake on Amazon S3 ft. AppsFlyer
as Amazon Web Services
Flexibility is key when building and scaling a data lake, and by choosing the right storage architecture you will have agility to quickly experiment and migrate…Show less

Flexibility is key when building and scaling a data lake, and by choosing the right storage architecture you will have agility to quickly experiment and migrate with the latest analytics solutions. In this session, we explore the best practices for building a data lake on Amazon S3 that allows you to leverage an entire array of AWS, open-source, and third-party analytics tools, helping you...

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Dec 2, 2019AWS re:Invent 2019AWS re:Inventbreakout[REPEAT] Best practices for implementing a data lake on Amazon S3 ft. Sweetgreen
as Amazon Web Services
Flexibility is key when building and scaling a data lake, and by choosing the right storage architecture you will have agility to quickly experiment and migrate…Show less

Flexibility is key when building and scaling a data lake, and by choosing the right storage architecture you will have agility to quickly experiment and migrate with the latest analytics solutions. In this session, we explore the best practices for building a data lake on Amazon S3 that allows you to leverage an entire array of AWS, open-source, and third-party analytics tools, helping you...

SlidesVideo
Dec 2, 2019AWS re:Invent 2019AWS re:Inventchalk talkQuerying data in place with Amazon S3 and analytics tools
as Amazon Web Services
AWS offers tools and services that make analyzing and processing petabytes of data in the cloud faster, simpler, and more cost effective. In this chalk talk,…Show less

AWS offers tools and services that make analyzing and processing petabytes of data in the cloud faster, simpler, and more cost effective. In this chalk talk, AWS experts provide an overview of our services for querying data in place, such as Amazon S3 Select, Glacier Select, Amazon Athena, and Amazon Redshift Spectrum.

Slides

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Ali Saidi5—2026
Amit Kumar5—2026
Andrew Crudge5—2026
Andrew Krug5—2026
Andy Reedy5—2026
Andy Warfield5—2026
Arthur Petitpierre5—2026
Brian Beach5—2026
Chad Schmutzer5—2026
Christian Elsen5—2026
David Piet5—2026
David Yanacek5—2026
Dirk Fröhner5—2026
Eric Brandwine5—2026
Eric Johnson5—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.