Compute Cost Optimization Developer Day - San Francisco

At AWS, saving customers money is part of our DNA. It was a founding principle of AWS back in 2006 and continues to shape everything we do, from how we develop products to how we build greater efficiency into our operations. AWS is relentless in inventing new ways to increase performance while optimizing costs and today offers the broadest and deepest functionality for compute.

We invite you to come learn of new ways to optimize your compute costs through solutions such as AWS silicon innovations, AWS flexible purchasing models, and serverless and container offerings. Throughout the day, AWS experts will guide you through a variety of technical hands-on workshops and breakout sessions around these topics.

This event is designed to help you:

Learn about the latest AWS compute innovations and how you can leverage them to improve performance and lower costs.
Experiment with flexible, cost-effective purchase models that can help you meet your
infrastructure needs while keeping within your budget.
Get hands-on experience using intelligent optimization tools so you can provision resources with precision and proactively reduce your infrastructure costs.

Who should attend:

AWS customers in technical roles who are looking to maximize compute performance while minimizing costs.

Software engineers, Cloud Architects, DevOps engineers, Platform Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, and others in technical roles are encouraged to attend.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Boyd McGeachie, Global Head of Flexible Compute GTM, Amazon Web Services

Boyd McGeachie is the Global Head of Flexible Compute GTM (Go-to-Market). Boyd works closely with organizations of all sizes to help them build resilient, performant, and low-cost applications on top of their AWS compute portfolio. His deep thinking, technical prowess, and business acumen help empower organizations worldwide to harness the potential of Flexible Compute solutions, such as Amazon EC2 Spot Instances. Boyd started his career at Amazon in 2012 as one of the first employees “Down Under” in Sydney, Australia.