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Ampt now supports Node.js 22! https://lnkd.in/eBsjZpwW

It’s been about a year since my last post on 𝐈𝐧𝐟𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝒇𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝐂𝐨𝐝𝐞, and I thought it was time for a little update. The topic remains hot and evolving (for example, Thoughtworks discusses it in its recent blog post "Macro Trends in the Tech Industry | October 2024"). Over the past year, I’ve generally noticed: - The enhancement of certain products with #AI, and interaction with major AI services as a new supported feature, which I would say was quite predictable. - Many products are now more explicitly positioning themselves as alternatives to traditional PaaS solutions, likely in pursuit of a sustainable business model and aware that they are still immature for enterprise environments. - Unfortunately, there’s a lot of "do the same things but in a simpler and faster way," which is typically the slogan of immature technologies that, over time, tend to become more complex and slower. - Ampt remains the most promising, thanks to the support of many well-known figures in serverless computing like Adrian Cockcroft, Peter Sbarski and many others. - Winglang is the most ambitious, but I’m not at all convinced by the new language approach. - I really like Nitric: it doesn’t have a ton of components yet, but it communicates well and hits the mark clearly. - I greatly appreciate the emergence of concepts like "think like an application architect" and "describe how your application needs to work, not how it should be implemented." Stay tuned! #infrastructurefromcode #softwarearchitecture #infrastructureascode #serverless #terraform #ansible

Ampt Live: Automating your SDLC on AWS using Ampt and GitPod Join Jeremy Daly as he demonstrates how to combine Ampt with GitPod to completely automate your development workflows and CI/CD process directly from a web browser.

Ampt Live: Leveraging CloudFront Caching to Optimize App Performance Join Jeremy Daly as he shows how to take advantage of Amazon CloudFront's caching controls to minimize load on origin servers, reduce latency, and increase overall app performance.

Don't miss Jeremy Daly on the Software Huddle podcast with Alex DeBrie and Sean Falconer!

Ampt Live: Scheduling Recurring, One-Off, and Long-Running Tasks on Ampt Join Jeremy Daly as he demonstrates the power of Ampt's `task` interface to easily define, schedule, and execute tasks on AWS using just your application code.

Ampt Live: Utilizing Event-Driven, Distributed Blob Storage on AWS Join Jeremy Daly as he demonstrates the event-driven capabilities of Amazon S3 using Ampt's `storage` interface.

Amazon S3 just added support for conditional writes to prevent overwriting existing files. This is such a cool feature that we couldn't wait to add it to Ampt's Storage interface. Add the `{ exists: false }` flag to your storage write requests and... voilà. 😉 https://lnkd.in/eW9tgwHZ

Ampt Live: Building Data Enrichment Pipelines on AWS using Ampt Join Jeremy Daly as he builds a data ingestion pipeline that asynchronously enriches records using third-party API calls and AI.

Ampt Live: Creating a CRUDL API with Ampt Join Jeremy Daly as he demonstrates using Ampt to quickly build a DynamoDB-backed, serverless API with Create, Read, Update, Delete, and List capabilities.