PinnedDarryl Ruggles·May 29Lambda Managed Instances with Terraform: Multi-Concurrency, High Memory, and Compute OptionsLambda has always been one request at a time per execution environment. Your function starts, processes a single invocation, and sits idle…
PinnedDarryl Ruggles·May 16Live Canary Deployments with AWS SAM, the New WebSocket API Resource, and Lambda Durable FunctionsIt’s great to see new serverless offerings all the time. Two recent serverless features pair unusually well: Lambda Durable Functions and…
PinnedDarryl Ruggles·May 1S3 Files: The End of Download-Process-Upload (with Terraform)On April 7, 2026, AWS launched S3 Files — a managed NFS v4.1/4.2 layer built on Amazon EFS that provides file-system semantics on top of…
PinnedDarryl Ruggles·Apr 10Powertools for AWS Lambda — Best Practices By DefaultAWS Lambda Powertools for Python is the library I add to every Lambda function before writing a single line of business logic. While…
PinnedDarryl Ruggles·Mar 24A Complete Terraform Setup for EKS Auto Mode: Is it right for you?One of the things I appreciate about AWS is the range of container options available. I recently wrote about why ECS is my default choice…A response icon1A response icon1
Darryl Ruggles·May 3It’s All About That Memory — Using Long and Short Term Memory with AgentsBuilding a multi-session detective game with AgentCore Memory’s 4 built-in strategies
Darryl Ruggles·Apr 19Amazon Aurora DSQL: A Practical Guide to AWS’s Distributed SQL DatabaseArchitecture, features, Terraform setup, and real application code — March 2026
Darryl Ruggles·Apr 3EKS and The Cross-AZ Tax: How to Stop Paying AWS $0.02/GBI run EKS clusters across three Availability Zones because that’s what production resilience typically demands. You probably do too. But…
Darryl Ruggles·Mar 27AWS Lambda Now Knows Where It Lives: Exploring the New AZ MetadataLambda was the last holdout. EC2 has had its Instance Metadata Service since the beginning. ECS and Fargate have their task metadata…
Darryl Ruggles·Mar 18Elastic Container Service (ECS): My default choice for containers on AWSAmazon Elastic Container Service is the default AWS service I reach for whenever I need to run containers. Whether it’s a batch processing…A response icon1A response icon1