Uri Segev

Agents need tools—functions they can call to retrieve data, take actions, and interact with external systems. Lambda is well-suited for this, but designing functions as agent tools requires different thinking than traditional API backends.

Building with a serverless mindset focuses on business value. You can derive more value by using built-in integrations between AWS services set up through configuration than by writing glue code.

Building with a serverless mindset focuses on business value. You can derive more value by using built-in integrations between AWS services set up through configuration than by writing glue code.

Building with a serverless mindset helps you focus on business value. You can derive more value by using built-in integrations between AWS offerings set up through configuration than by writing glue code.

Many customers choose to build event-driven application architectures in which subscribers or target services automatically perform in response to events triggered by publisher or source services. This pattern can help development teams operate more independently to release new features faster and make their applications more scalable.

AWS Lambda Extensions provides a new way to easily integrate Lambda with your favorite monitoring, observability, security, and governance tools. In this chalk talk, dive into the Lambda function lifecycle to see how extensions work.