A clear look at how automated reasoning can reduce ambiguity in agentic AI.
This episode makes a clear case for automated reasoning as a way to make agentic AI more dependable by turning vague language into precise rules.

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Romain Jordan turns AWS-centered interviews into practical accounts of how developers reason through cloud systems, AI tooling, and implementation tradeoffs.
Romain Jordan builds each conversation around a technical question and keeps asking until the underlying engineering choices become clear. The AWS Developers Podcast moves from Lambda durable functions and automated reasoning to AI coding, Java tooling, and cloud migration, with…
A Lambda checkpoint and a Redis geo index: two places your next architecture argument could get specific.
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A clear look at how automated reasoning can reduce ambiguity in agentic AI.
This episode makes a clear case for automated reasoning as a way to make agentic AI more dependable by turning vague language into precise rules.
Practical serverless product thinking about where AI fits in the developer workflow.
Sridhar Pandey frames the conversation around serverless developer tooling, but the sharper thread is the shift in what AI means inside the build process: less a helper on the edge, more a working partner in the middle of it.
A clear cloud-migration episode about Redis, scale, and the limits that show up under load.
This episode treats InDrive's shift from an on-prem monolith to AWS microservices as a practical systems story. It is strongest when it stays close to the work: Redis geo lookups, city-level indexes, fast-moving drivers, and the point where single-threaded limits start to…
Linda Mohamed turns conference commitments into working cloud projects, while keeping the hard parts visible.
Linda Mohamed, an AWS Hero based in Austria, frames community work as a proving ground for cloud practice. Her approach to conference-driven development begins with a public commitment before the project is fully formed, then uses talks, co-speakers, and repeated explanation to…
A clear, grounded look at Lambda Durable Functions, checkpointed progress, and the 15-minute limit.
AWS Lambda Durable Functions are framed as a way to carry familiar event-driven computing through pauses that plain stateless execution does not handle neatly.
A practical conversation about AI coding, shipping pressure, and where developer judgment still matters.
Chris Miller keeps the focus on the parts of AI that actually touch the work: coding tools, deployment pressure, and the awkward business of shipping fast without handing over control.

Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.

Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.

Stack Overflow's Ryan Donovan interviews founders and engineers on AI agents, protocols, and dev tools.

Michael Kennedy interviews Python maintainers on packaging, security, web tools, and AI.

Michael Kennedy and Brian Okken run down the week's Python tooling, typing, and packaging news.

Matt Stratton interviews DevOps practitioners on security, platform engineering, and trusting AI-written code.
Interview with Java champion Simon Martinelli about spec-driven development and AI's role in the software development lifecycle.
["The AWS Developers Podcast interview with Danilo centers on automated reasoning, generative AI, and Bedrock guardrails.", "Danilo says he joined AWS in 2012, when EC2, S3, DynamoDB, SQS, SES, SNS, and SWF were the core services he explained to developers.", "He uses S3 public-access rules, 500 bits of state, and a solver that can return true, false, or undecided to explain formal proof.", "The conversation connects Daphne, Fibonacci equivalence proofs, HR time rules, Prolog, and an AWS Bedrock workflow for policy checking."]
The AWS Developers Podcast pairs Romain Jordan with Sridhar Pandey, a Principal Product Manager on AWS Serverless Compute, to discuss agent-native serverless development.
The AWS Developers Podcast episode follows InDrive's migration from on-prem monoliths and bare metal to AWS microservices, Redis, and Valky.
A special 200th episode featuring Java legends Josh Long and James Ward discussing Java's relevance in AI and enterprise.
An interview with an AWS hero about community engagement and its impact on her independent contracting business.
An interview with Michael Gache, product manager for AWS Lambda Durable Functions, discussing the announcement and use cases of durable functions.
The AWS Developers Podcast retrospective contrasts the 2025 prediction of widespread agents with Mike Chambers's observation that developer productivity tools grew fastest.
Christian Bonsolet, an AWS Hero and Bundesliga solution architect, explains how teams adopt Amazon Q and Kiro through trust, show-and-tell, and realistic expectations.
The episode discusses migrating an ASP.NET monolithic SQL server application to AWS serverless, featuring guests from Moonpeak.
This episode discusses Valky, an open-source Redis-compatible cache service on AWS, and the licensing changes that made it necessary.
An AWS podcast episode discussing the launch of the AWS Trust Center, a resource for security, compliance, and trust information.