"this is a real privilege for me we are here today with dr. Verner bogles he is the CTO of Amazon and of course has a lot of really exciting experience with that and so we're gonna be talking to him to..."

"give it up for dr. Boles thank you okay so we're gonna be talking of course about Amazon today and about your role there but I'd like to start with a little bit of background would you mind telling us..."

"a company called Stratos I don't know if anybody remembers that this before your time yeah and an another company that actually failed so we had both experiences that was great kind of so before that ..."

"to go into and this is me mid mid 80s so you know the computer scientists know where where it is now - - today but turn out I had a humans back then I had put it like that yeah so turn out I had a gif..."

"really have to go what is this this is a book shop you know it's a web server in a database how hard can it be yeah one glimpse in that kitchen however and I realized that this is a a massive technolo..."

"in 2004 but there was no body of work that you could really be relying on those the the chatty with a lot of effort went into basically keeping the lights on long things that iCloud and other technolo..."

"you're willing to allow duplication to happen you allow to create technical depth as long as you know that you have to pay it off so the many trade-offs that I must one has been willing to make over t..."

"think I joined in September and freaking January I became the CTO well so tell me what that was like at Amazon and then sort of what that role has shifted into as we get told today yeah so if you if e..."

"mean a medium latency of let's say one point two seconds of your webpage to your customers doesn't say anything just says that 50% of your customs have a worse experience you need to know how much wor..."

"moment we decided so why don't we pull the plug out of one of these data centers and see what happens and the first time I redid this was not like we made it as a surprise now we gave everybody a head..."

"industry yeah because now and that was where all them so all these companies had hard time doing that they had hard time getting the investment at the hard time getting the hardware because you know y..."

"one of the things that has shifted with with AWS and cloud is that the investment that you get no longer goes in large numbers to hardware companies it goes into hiring more people that are relevant f..."

"pain points that they still have not only with our technology but just in general you know if often jokingly said so we're in the we're in the business of pain management AWS yeah so what kind of pain..."

"quickly you know keep it effective well given that Amazon is in reality my first real job for a long time I thought that the rest of the world was just like Amazon and it's not there's a very unique c..."

"hire when it comes to sort of the culture kind of a van because that sort of disrupt your small teams tremendously so at Amazon we've some believe him into two in fairly small team so 10 to 12 people ..."

"sort of the early days of Amazon you had those those companies integrating with you and they were failing for the infrastructure reasons and then it's always that where AWS came from or tell me how di..."

"that the the effectiveness of engineers was dropping off basically deployments were coming slower new new features were getting slower all these kind of things on why because the backend databases wer..."

"because what happens that each of those services now becomes I needs to scale they all need to work on the same thing you only to manage heart they only to manage the load balancers Hardware databases..."

"in those days in terms of hardware provisioning so as an engineer we come to a portal you would fill in what unique you need 10 more Linux servers of this particular size and now or two later you woul..."

"and so the first one we launched was I must want to see the simple storage service in in spring of 2006 storage for the internet that's what we called it and so really in the early days thinking that ..."

"like an iterate and every year more people are using it and it just slowly grew into what it is today I I think one of the things that that we were I won't take caught off-guard by is that how fast it..."

"significant impact on the Amazon balance sheet you know it's not that we're interested in another let's say hard that sounds quite a bit another fifty million dollar opportunity now where if you make ..."

"fortunately and with all the lessons from amazon.com we it's actually taking the right steps there there's been some challenges over time in that that sense and but I think also just like with any oth..."

"company read without that I was looking just right before this interview actually and I was looking at sort of the AWS directory page and there's I don't know I think it was like a hundred and thirty ..."

"customers then came to us they said well you know can't you want analytics for us and this this is the early days so everything about analytics around IOT about mobile development about you know that ..."

"and services to it in the way that sort of their new modern way of development is we're working yes when we launched lamda which is our service environment so basically you just write code you dump it..."

"pipeline mostly because you can observe how your customers are using your product so for example in dynamodb we new secondary indices turns out customers want to throw an item levels access management..."

"way that people are building software is changing dramatically changed dramatically as well if we would have sort of taken the step in deciding for our customers how they should develop software you p..."

"sits underneath there that we've never built before or how do we do global tables in DynamoDB or so this is all this amazing tech that we building but that's not what's driving it is what do you want ..."

"think about products much more about them about tech technology so this is the product you want to build now what kind of technologies do we need to four or five or four for that so there's a very str..."

"week later you pick it up again and you revise it until you get to a point where you think you're really clear about describing what that's a feature or a product or an activity or new business that y..."

"think forever and this is something that maybe as a young business as a startup you didn't think about ten years ago or five years ago where I think everybody needs to start with thinking about oh thi..."

"first and foremost job of course you're thinking yeah but we don't know we're building this new surface readability this new consumer service we don't fit now I think the only way if you actually buil..."

"you do need to do it and it needs to be in your mind so development especially if you do continuous the deployment changes radically from how we've been approaching security in the past now I honestly..."