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Open With Open Source | S01 E01 | Build On Weekly

The first ever episode of Build On Weekly, and today we discuss all things Open Source at AWS with David Nalley

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Amazon Employee
Published Mar 31, 2023
Last Modified Jun 25, 2024
Welcome to the first episode of Build on Weekly! 🥳 Here we introduce ourselves, say hi to chat, and tell you what this show is all about. We will be posting here, on Community.aws, to share show notes, links, socials, code, and any other things mentioned during the live stream with you! 🚀
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Deployed Weekly

Let's look at some news, blog posts, and interesting tidbits from the previous week.
Links from the discussion:

Open Source Corner

Today we have the wonderful David Nalley, a recovering system administrator and the president of the Apache Software Foundation. We use this opportunity to chat to David about all things Open Source.
His advice for folks looking to get involved in Open Source Software? Get involved where the community communicates and jump in!
Links from the discussion:

Weekly Builds

During Weekly Builds we showcase tools we can leverage to build on the cloud. Today's tool is all about managing costs We have a look at Infracost, an open source tool that looks at your CloudFormation and Terraform templates and estimates for you how much they will cost to run.

Links from the discussion

  • Check out Infracost, an Open Source tool to help you a glance of cloud costs, before you make that deployment: https://www.infracost.io/
🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:

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