Issue # 47: July 21st, 2023 to July 28th, 2023

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Welcome to Issue # 47 of AWS Graviton Weekly, which will be focused on sharing everything that happened in the past week related to AWS Silicon: from July 21st, 2023 to July, 28th 2023

In this issue, you will find:

• how Zomato is using ClickHouse and the power of Graviton for its new logging platform
• how to maximize Stable Diffusion performance and lower inference costs with AWS Inferentia2
• how to build Rust apps using AWS Graviton
• how to combine the power of Graviton 3 processors and CockroachDB
• how to migrate to the custom Go1.x runtime on Amazon Linux 2

and much more.

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Marcos Ortiz @marcosluis2186 AWS Graviton Weekly # 47 is out https://awsgravitonweekly.com/posts/aws-graviton-weekly-47 This issue was made in partnership with @AntimetalCloud, a platform that can help you to save big on @awscloud bills https://www.antimetal.com/?utm_source=aws_graviton_weekly&utm_medium Here are the highlights of the week: 🧵 #awsgravitonweekly #AWS 12:18 PM • Jul 28, 2023 0 Retweets 0 Likes Read 1 replies

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NEWS

• ​AWS Cost Management introduces visual Savings Plans recommendations​
• ​Why this AWS VP believes generative AI has the potential to transform our lives​
• ​A small eastern Oregon high school is investing big in robotics with help from AWS​
• ​Amazon EMR on EC2 announces support for native LDAP authentication​​
• ​AWS Fargate enables faster container startup using Seekable OCI​
• ​Caylent signs Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS to unlock data and generative AI solutions for customers across North America​
• ​AWS Announces AWS HealthScribe, a New Generative AI-Powered Service that Automatically Creates Clinical Documentation​
• ​Amazon EC2 P5 instances, optimized for generative AI and HPC, are generally available​
• ​Amazon AppStream 2.0 launches Graphics G5 instances​
• ​Commvault and AWS Expand Partnership through AWS ISV Workload Migration and Service Ready Programs​

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ARTICLES AND TUTORIALS

• ​Optimize AWS Inferentia utilization with FastAPI and PyTorch models on Amazon EC2 Inf1 & Inf2 instances, by Ankur Srivastava, KC Tung, and Pronoy Chopra​
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• ​Building Rust Applications For AWS Graviton​, by Tony Jones​

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• ​Building a cost-effective logging platform using Clickhouse for petabyte-scale, by Anmol Virmani, Palash Goel, Bhavya Rustgi, Sameer Saxena, Himanshu Rathore, and Umar Ahmad from the Zomato Data Platform team

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• ​Maximize Stable Diffusion performance and lower inference costs with AWS Inferentia2, by Vivek Gangasani, KC Tung, and Rupinder Grewal

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• ​New Amazon EC2 Instances (C7gd, M7gd, and R7gd) Powered by AWS Graviton3 Processor with Local NVMe-based SSD Storage, by Channy Yun​

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• ​New – Amazon EC2 P5 Instances Powered by NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs for Accelerating Generative AI and HPC Applications, by Channy Yun

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• ​Build a centralized audit data collection for Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL using Amazon S3 and Amazon Athena, by Kavita Vellala and Sharath Lingareddy​

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• ​Graviton 3 Performance With CockroachDB, by Glenn Fawcett​

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• ​Rethinking infrastructure as code from scratch, by Nathan Peck​

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• ​Implementación de una aplicación web .NET en Amazon ECS impulsada por Graviton2​

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• ​Building better container images, by Amit Khanal and Sajjan AVS​

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• ​How to provision 100 AWS Graviton GitLab Spot Runners in 10 Minutes for $2/hour, by Darwin Sanoy, and Nupur Sharma from Gitlab

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• ​MagellanRx Modernizes Claims Adjudication Application from AIX Oracle platform to Amazon Linux 2 and Amazon Oracle RDS, by Mikhail Vaynshteyn, Jeremy Hall, Krishnakumar Kovath, and Viral Thakkar​

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• ​Migrating AWS Lambda functions from the Go1.x runtime to the custom runtime on Amazon Linux 2, by Micah Walter, Yanko Bolanos, and Ramesh Mathikumar​

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• ​AWS made 3 LABS available for FREE until August 15th! by Viktoria Semaan​

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• ​7 free and low-cost AWS courses that can help you use generative AI​
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SLIDES, VIDEO, AND AUDIO

• ​[VIDEO] Datadog used Graviton to deliver more value while keeping costs constant, with Alexis Lê-Quôc (CTO and co-founder of Datadog)

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• ​[VIDEO] Best practices for cost optimizations within the AWS database portfolio, by Jagdish Mirani and Vlad Vlasceanu​

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• ​[VIDEO] AWS Meetup #12: AWS Service Catalog, AWS Graviton, with ​Oleksandr Vorobiov (AWS Cloud Architect at SoftServe): "AWS GRAVITON: revolutionizing cloud computing" and ​Yurii Martyniuk (DevOps Engineer at TechMagic): "AWS Service Catalog"

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EVENTS

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From the ARM Ecosystem

• ​Windows on Arm redux: Can Microsoft deliver a silicon surprise before year's end?​
• ​Arm’s IPO Task: Convince Investors It’s an AI Company​
• ​Microsoft launches Israel-developed cloud-server chip​
• ​Benefit of pruning and clustering a neural network for before deploying on Arm Ethos-U NPU​
• ​Deploying ARM64 workloads to AKS - Azure Kubernetes Services​​
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