Flying home after a good week in Sunnyvale. Today I chatted with customers about how generative AI assists the dev experience, and, approaches to multicloud. I did demos for both, which was fun to put together.
[blog] Introducing a new Eventarc destination — internal HTTP endpoint in a VPC network. Every cloud offers some way to trigger events when changes happen to cloud services. Ours is called Eventarc, and now it supports routing events to custom HTTP endpoints.
[article] Is your tech stack making your team feel stuck? Apparently many folks feel like their tools can get in the way. I think all of us feel that way at one point or another. The key is how fast you can make changes.
[blog] Announcing .NET 8. The latest version of Microsoft’s programming language is out, and this post does a very good job of pointing out the highlights.
[blog] Scaling multimodal understanding to long videos. I don’t totally understand how all this worked, but creating multimodal models that understand long videos has major implications. More here.
[blog] Introduction to LangChain. Solid introduction to this technology that’s gotten quickly adopted by those building generative AI apps.
[blog] Memorystore for Redis Cluster is GA and provides up to 60 times more throughput and microseconds latency. Redis is mature and widely used, and I’m glad we’re offering a clustered service with a 99.99% SLA.
[blog] Are You Selling a Shovel – Or a Way to Dig a Hole? Doesn’t matter if you’re building APIs or web apps, internal or external products. Focus on the job to be done!
[blog] Data Intelligence Platforms. The smart folks at Databricks share their thoughts on how AI will change data platforms.
[blog] How we’ve created a helpful and responsible Bard experience for teens. This is cool to see. Nice job.
[article] The end of the standalone application. Microsoft’s trying to get their on-prem Office customers to switch to cloud subscriptions. Now they’re getting more pushy about it.
[article] AWS, Microsoft, Google and Oracle partner to make cloud spend more transparent. Good decision by these companies to work together to help customers get a common view of billing data.
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