Kyle Knapp

In this workshop, learn AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) tips and tricks for how to efficiently interact with your AWS services and manage your AWS resources. Also learn how to automate your regular repetitive operations and utilize various use cases presented in this workshop.

In this workshop, learn AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) tips and tricks. Discover how to efficiently interact with your AWS services, manage your AWS resources, automate your regular repetitive operations, and utilize various use cases presented in this workshop.

In this workshop, learn best practices for usage patterns of AWS SDKs. Using your preferred language’s SDK (Java, JavaScript, Go, or Python) walk through real-world exercises to better understand how you can leverage shared SDK functionality to build your application.

The AWS CLI is a powerful tool for interacting with AWS services and managing your AWS resources. AWS CLI Version 2, the latest major version of the AWS CLI, includes improved installation mechanisms, more interactive workflows, and new high-level commands.

In this session, hear from core developers of the AWS SDK for Python (Boto3) as we walk through the design of sample Python applications. We cover best practices in using Boto3 and look at other libraries to help build these applications, including AWS Chalice, a serverless microframework for Python.

The AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) is a command-line tool for interacting with AWS services and managing your AWS resources. We've taken all of the lessons learned from AWS CLI v1 (launched in 2013), and have been working on AWS CLI v2—the next major version of the AWS CLI—for the past year.