Manthan Raval

AWS Outposts and AWS Local Zones bring cloud closer to your end users and workloads but introduce architectural decisions that do not exist in a purely cloud-native model.

Whether you're using AWS Outposts or AWS Local Zones to extend an AWS Region, networking is central—spanning connectivity back to the Region, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) design, and resiliency across environments. This chalk talk covers patterns such as private vs.

Organizations need to be able to deploy highly available and fault-tolerant applications at the edge. These workloads are often some of the most demanding in terms of durability and availability requirements.

Architecting for low latency and performance at the edge involves careful consideration of compute, storage, and networking options across resources at the edge and in the Region.

The ability to scale and meet low-latency requirements is imperative to creating a high-fidelity gaming experience. Real money gaming (RMG) workloads are defined by similar requirements but present a unique challenge due to their need to also comply with residency regulations.