Today I would like to share how to use Amazon Q with CodeWhisperer. The use cases can be self-learning, code review, bug fixing ... I previously wrote a blog of how to use CodeWhisperer to improve developer's productivity. If you missed it, here you go - "Use Amazon CodeWhisperer for free". In that blog, I explained … Continue reading Use Amazon Q with CodeWhisperer
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Use Amazon Q to create a Tax Return Assistant
Loads of new announcements were made in the last couple days in re:Invent 2023. Since I am particularly interested in the GenAI space, I shared those updates with my team and customers in the format of a Christmas menu 🙂 Personally, the Chef's Special (Amazon Q) is my favourite. In one sentence, it is a … Continue reading Use Amazon Q to create a Tax Return Assistant
Build EKS with EKS Blueprints
I have created the eks-blueprints-demo repository to demonstrate how to quickly bootstrap a new EKS cluster by using EKS Blueprints.
Masking PII Image with Slack Bot
A few months back, I introduced this project which masks texts in an image by utilizing a couple of AWS ML services (Rekognition, Textract and Comprehend). There are many use cases for such tooling, so last week I presented to my team with a live demo - Masking sensitive information in Slack with mask-it bot. … Continue reading Masking PII Image with Slack Bot
Learning AWS Landing Zone Accelerator (LZA) as a Developer
From a developer's perspective, LZA is an abstraction layer which hides the complexity of setting up a landing zone on AWS. This is especially useful for the customers who are new to AWS, as they don't necessarily need to have expertise in CloudFormation, CDK and AWS SDK to setup a landing zone with LZA. All they need to maintain are just a few configuration files.
