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November 30, 2018
AWS & strategy over the years Wardley what?
I started using and consulting on AWS somewhere around 2008. Over the years AWS has extended its service portfolio and its geographic presence, not to speak of the huge increase in computing and storage capacity in all its datacenters. more »»
November 28, 2018
Betatesting AWS certifications tests
I got the whole bunch of AWS certifications in 2012 and 2013 at re:Invent (bunch = all that were available). AWS has a tendency to offer so-called “beta” certification tests at re:Invent. These beta tests are essentially the “next” set of tests to be rolled out on that particular certification.... more »»
November 27, 2018
re:Invent — growth pains
This is a just quick post from re:Invent 2018 conference. I am planning to later write more on how the cloud industry has changed over the years since my previous visits at the conference. more »»
November 25, 2018
re re:Invent and here we go again
I have attended AWS re:Invent conference twice, in 2012 and 2013. This year as the Head of AWS Business from Fiare Consulting will mark my third visit to the conference. more »»

Who am I?

This is a personal blog of Santeri Paavolainen. As is evident in what I write about I have a deep interest in software development and cloud computing. Professionally I work also (probably more) on project management and strategic technology consulting.

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I do independent consulting on cloud computing at both strategic business level (“why and how”) and engineering level (“what and when”). If you are interested in the benefits I can provide for your organization, please do be in touch.

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30 Nov 2018 » AWS & strategy over the years
28 Nov 2018 » Betatesting AWS certifications tests
27 Nov 2018 » re:Invent — growth pains
25 Nov 2018 » re re:Invent
26 Jun 2018 » Life is short, why URLs long?
10 Jan 2018 » Energy Simulator
30 Jan 2016 » Dynamic devtest deployments
17 Jan 2016 » On Software Development and Layperson's Perceptions
11 Sep 2015 » Wardley maps at the low end
18 Jun 2015 » Watts, watts, watts!
25 Apr 2015 » Custom Termination Policy for Auto Scaling
21 Apr 2015 » Picoservice bruhahaha
14 Feb 2015 » Divine concurrency
31 Jan 2015 » µ²services
06 Jan 2015 » Trans-earth networking protocols
03 Jan 2015 » Year of the Cloud?
23 Dec 2014 » Sauna
20 Sep 2014 » Turingin testi
12 Sep 2014 » What's in your AWS bill?
17 Jul 2014 » Cornucopia machine as a service
23 Jun 2014 » AWS Service Metadata
16 Jun 2014 » "Previous generation instance types"
13 Jun 2014 » Structure and interpretation of AWS service health dashboard messages
25 Mar 2014 » Minimum spot instance prices
20 Mar 2014 » Mechanics of the spot instance market
19 Mar 2014 » Using spot instances
12 Mar 2014 » Spot instances and price behavior
12 Mar 2014 » Series on AWS spot instances
07 Mar 2014 » m1 marching into obsolescence?
06 Mar 2014 » Sockets and concurrency the buggy way
03 Mar 2014 » Experiences in Erlang
13 Jan 2014 » Retiring instance types?
07 Jan 2014 » Replay
18 Dec 2013 » Freezing Travis
11 Dec 2013 » Ember - (A)bort, (R)etry, (F)ail? R
11 Dec 2013 » Gotcha!
05 Dec 2013 » Idempotent PUT is a fake
04 Dec 2013 » REST MESS
29 Nov 2013 » Working on freezr
03 Nov 2013 » My old flame ... from 17 years past
28 Oct 2013 » Life's easier if you can code
10 Jul 2013 » One viewpoint on cloud computing
08 Jul 2013 » Enter Jekyll (where's Hyde?)
12 Apr 2013 » Can you blog in github?

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