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Garo Yeriazarian

DevOpsDays Austin 2023

I recently gave an "Ignite" talk at DevOpsDays Austin 2023 (in Austin) about a mental model for the cloud to build a foundation of knowledge for you to better understand cloud technology as a whole. An "Ignite" talk is a 5 minute talk where you present 20 slides, each advancing at 15 seconds, without stopping until the end. The challenge is to distill your message such that it can be presented in 5 minutes. It's a fun, but challenging, format that really makes you edit, edit, and edit some more.

If you haven't heard of DevOpsDays, it's a well-organized conference (I've been to Houston and Austin now). You will likely fine one near you!

Kansas City Developers Conference

I'll be presenting a much longer form version of this talk at KCDC (Kansas City Developers Conference) in June! In this extended format, I'll go into many more examples and be my usual, highly interactive self. It's an amazing conference with a big audience and a ton of incredible sessions. If you don't have immovable plans, you should get your tickets and plan to be in Kansas City for their Developer Conference.

Ignite Talk Deck

I've posted the deck for the Ignite talk here in case you're interested: Garo Yeriazarian - Getting your head in the cloud by getting your head in the cloud - Ignite Austin DevOps Days 2023.

If you're interested in talking more about mental models and how you can learn cloud (and other technologies), please reach out to me and let's talk!

· 11 min read
Garo Yeriazarian

C# Advent 2020

This article is part of the C# Advent 2020, if you're interested in more articles about C# from some great authors, please go check it out! The previous year advents are also available and some alternatives too.

ASP.NET Core applications can be run serverless in AWS Lambda as-is and still be run locally or in a container.

Introduction

Since AWS Lambda functions are lightweight containerized Amazon Linux runtimes that can run .NET Core 3.1, you can run a mostly regular ASP.NET Core workload on them just the same.