Brice Pellé

Brice Pellé

@bricepelle.com

Principal Product Manager - AWS AppSync (opinions my own, etc...)

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🚀 LAUNCHED TODAY: AWS AppSync Events now supports data source integrations for channel namespaces! Build powerful real-time apps by connecting directly to Lambda functions, DynamoDB, Aurora & more with minimal code. 🧵

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🎯 Dev productivity boost: ✅Use new AppSyncJS batch utils to bulk-write to DynamoDB ✅Powertools for Lambda now ships AppSync Events helpers (TS, Python, .NET) 💡Cut boilerplate, ship in minutes—not days.

Brice Pellé
@bricepelle.com

🚀 LAUNCHED TODAY: AWS AppSync Events now supports data source integrations for channel namespaces! Build powerful real-time apps by connecting directly to Lambda functions, DynamoDB, Aurora & more with minimal code. 🧵

Brice Pellé
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🔥 You can now access data sources directly from onPublish & onSubscribe handlers. Configure a direct integration to call a Lambda function. No handler code required. Use your function to process your events before broadcast or invoke it in event mode to kick off an async task.

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✨ Key capabilities: ✅ Direct Lambda integration with zero AppSync code ✅ Request/response mode for filtering & validation ✅ Event mode for async workflows

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🚀 Exciting news! AWS AppSync Events now supports publishing over WebSocket for real-time pub/sub! 📱 Build faster, more efficient real-time apps 🔗 Single connection for bi-directional communication ⚡️ Reduced latency for interactive experiences aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile...

aws.amazon.comBuilding real-time apps with AWS AppSync Events’ WebSocket publishing | Amazon Web ServicesReal-time features have become essential in modern applications. Whether you’re building collaborative tools, live dashboards, or interactive games, users have come to expect instant and seamless upda...
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Gladiator 2: while I appreciate the art, the movie falls flat for me. Storyline is contrived and I felt nothing as I watch it. Kept waiting for that special Denzel performance… My wife, like many others, really enjoyed it tho.

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Just finished Wind and Truth. What a ride. But Sanderson doesn’t stick the landing imo. Book could have been 10% shorter. Too many POVs that are inconsequential to the overall story. Dalinar and Kaladin are present but not active. Overall: 6/10. Least favorite of the cosmere.

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I will be on stage at re:Invent this year, partnering up again with @focusotter.bsky.social to catch you up on all things AWS AppSync. From GraphQL, to real-time events, and generative AI, we’ll dive deep into this year’s releases and most exciting capabilities. You won’t want to miss it. Join us!

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I’ll also be talking about AWS AppSync as an AI gateway for generative AI backends powered by Amazon Bedrock. Super excited to be joined by Salman Moghal to cover real-world implementations of AI gateway patterns and Cal Rueb from Anthropic to dig into challenges of building on LLMs.

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First post on BlueSky. Let's go! I'm really excited about our 2 latest feature releases for AppSync 🎉 First, AppSync now supports Amazon Bedrock runtime as a data source for GraphQL APIs. Second, AppSync now supports resource sharing of AppSync GraphQL APIs across accounts. Let's dig into it. 1/7

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Before today, customers had to set up additional networking infrastructure to share their private GraphQL APIs between their organization accounts. Now, customers can centralize their GraphQL API management in a dedicated account and share access to these APIs with other accounts. 6/7

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This simplifies API governance, improves security, and enables more flexible and scalable architectures for multi-account environments. Customers can optionally enable CloudTrail to capture API activities related to AWS AppSync GraphQL APIs as events for additional security and visibility. 7/7

Brice Pellé
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First post on BlueSky. Let's go! I'm really excited about our 2 latest feature releases for AppSync 🎉 First, AppSync now supports Amazon Bedrock runtime as a data source for GraphQL APIs. Second, AppSync now supports resource sharing of AppSync GraphQL APIs across accounts. Let's dig into it. 1/7

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With this new release we simplify config, monitoring and observability by introducing an Amazon Bedrock runtime data source that you can use to call the `invokeModel` and `converse` APIs. You can easily call these APIs from your JavaScript resolvers. 4/7

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Next, let's talk about resource sharing of AppSync GraphQL APIs. Our recent launch of data plane logging to AWS CloudTrail might have been a hint this was coming. A lot of customers are using AppSync's private API feature today to enable private workloads inside their VPCs. 5/7

Brice Pellé
@bricepelle.com

First post on BlueSky. Let's go! I'm really excited about our 2 latest feature releases for AppSync 🎉 First, AppSync now supports Amazon Bedrock runtime as a data source for GraphQL APIs. Second, AppSync now supports resource sharing of AppSync GraphQL APIs across accounts. Let's dig into it. 1/7

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Customers use AppSync today to for generative AI workloads powered by Bedrock. Often, developers use an async pattern that calls a Lambda function to invoke a model, and then returns results to clients via a subscription. Great for long-running invocations and getting progressive updates. 2/7

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In some cases, customers just want to make short synchronous model invocations directly. Think about getting an embedding or summarization from a Amazon Titan model or generating an object using a Claude 3.5 Haiku model. 3/7

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