API Gateway just launched support for response streaming. Check out the launch blog and my blog post outlining serverless compute options for response streaming!

I continue having conversations around credential and secrets management in agentic applications. I wrote a blog post discussing how AgentCore Identity can address some of those needs.

In my next blog post, I revisit AgentCore Runtime with the latest enhancements that were launched at the end of September, e.g., support for infrastructure as code, tagging, and private connectivity.

Today marks 9 years at AWS. I write some of my reflections about my time so far and share the next blog post in my AgentCore series.

Continuing the series on AgentCore services and agentic applications more broadly, I published my next post, covering agentic memory with AgentCore Memory. I cover memory concepts, implementation details, and the importance of context engineering. Enjoy!

I spent some time exploring Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime. I hope this post helps others who are looking to investigate the possibilities of this service, now in public preview.

It's clear that the landscape of AI protocols is rapidly evolving. I spent some time thinking about the agent-as-tool pattern. This post is targeted at the API architect or developer trying to understand agents and remote MCP servers.

As excitement with MCP continues to build, it's critical that security is baked into remote MCP server deployments. In this post, I do a refresher on OAuth2 and cover my journey of implementing OAuth2 with the MCP Python SDK.

As developers build agentic applications, it's clear that some capabilities are handled easily by LLMs, but it's also obvious that others are not. I wrote a blog post to walk through some considerations for authoring agentic applications.

AWS released the Strands Agents with a Python SDK today. I spent some time tonight testing it out and deploying it on API Gateway and Lambda. I documented that exploration and hope it helps folks as they think about deploying agents on AWS. https://t.co/p9lPMv5Pfr

I spent some time building MCP servers and wrote this blog post, documenting the developer journey. I hope it helps others who are interested in building too, whether for personal use cases or as you think about building for your organization.

I'm not a frontend developer but I did dabble a bit with Streamlit over the winter break. I wrote about my experience and learnings of building a frontend application as a backend developer. Enjoy! https://t.co/PcUe0qyeDw

I wrote a post discussion design trade-offs for serverless APIs. Have a look!

I'm pleased to announce that Amazon API Gateway now supports custom domain names for private REST API endpoints. This one has been a long time coming!

I wrote a quick post on authoring an SCP to block deployment of public REST API endpoints with Amazon API Gateway.

I'm presenting 3 sessions at re:Invent this year. Check them out! SVS207 | Effectively model costs for your serverless applications SVS318 | Scaling and securing private workloads using Amazon API Gateway SVS324 | Implementing security best practices for serverless applications

I wrote a post exploring security workflows that take into consideration the source identity. This simplifies the process of building fine-grained security for your AWS applications.

I did a quick write-up on monitoring and alerting on AWS service quotas, using AWS Lambda as an example. If you want to visualize quotas alongside concurrent execution metrics, read here.

As a follow-up to my prior post on building serverless APIs, I just published the next in the series, diving deep on how to build scheduled workflows using native integrations and intrinsic functions. Take a look! https://t.co/D8n36sPxFO

Over the winter break, I built a serverless application that includes synchronous APIs and scheduled workflows. I plan to write a series of blog posts, discussing trade-offs and development practices. I just published the first of the series. Take a look! https://t.co/n4GmoZbtBS