Room 3 - Breakout

DynamoDB powers everything from indie apps to Amazon-scale workloads, yet many teams barely scratch the surface of what it can do. In this session we’ll strip away the mystique, explore the service’s key building blocks, and see how they work together in practice. Then we’ll tackle the (in)famous single-table design - why it’s worth …

AWS doesn’t have a Flux Capacitor per se, but it relies on a key concept that, without it, we wouldn’t be able to use its services at all: the network. Sometimes, I think we just grant it this and forget that it is the base, and when we give a peak to the available network services, the number of them can be overwhelming. Some of them run in the …

AWS Strands Agents is fresh out of the lab, a brand-new framework for building and orchestrating intelligent agents. In this session, we’ll explore how to tame that new power with a familiar toolset: object-oriented design. You’ll learn how to break agents into clean, testable components, keep their state organized, and build systems that are easy to extend …

This presentation highlights the business and customer impact of downtime in critical services. It also demonstrates how Hapag-Lloyd’s Web&Mobile department introduced a multi-region architecture to build resilience and ensure business continuity.

In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to build agentic applications on AWS using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and the AWS Strands SDK. We will cover the core concepts, how to define tools and capabilities, how to ground agents in enterprise knowledge, and how to orchestrate complex tasks securely. You will leave with practical examples you can …