AWS is growing its number of services at a fast pace.

If we're counting namespaces, the statistics over the past decade are mind-boggling:
· 2013: 25
· 2015: 46
· 2017: 78
· 2019: 182

How to keep up with what's new?

A small thread about sources to keep you up-to-date 🧵👇
(1/4) The AWS News Blog

Guarantees to not miss out on new features or services, but also contains interesting statistics and other insights from AWS itself.
Gets updated very regularly, sometimes several times a day.

aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/
(2/4) What's New with AWS?

If you're only focusing on keeping up with the new capabilities AWS provides, that's your major source.
You'll learn about small or big improvements to existing services, introductions of new ones as well as region expansions.

aws.amazon.com/new
(3/4) AWS This Week

ACloudGuru brings excellent weekly recaps (within 3-5 minutes mostly) on whats not be missed on AWS.
A great source for staying updated but not spending too much time.

acloud.guru/series/aws-thi…
(4/4) Following Jeff Barr (@jeffbarr)

AWS' Chief Evangelist is a regular poster on AWS' News Blog, so this intersects with the first suggestion, but he also provides excellent additional content on Twitter on all kinds of topics regarding AWS that you never want to miss out on.

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Knowing the fundamentals is therefore a high-value skill for every web developer.

Don't know where to begin?

A thread about some of its most famous services & related tutorials for starting your journey today! 🧵👇
(1/8) AWS offers great free tutorials on its own training site, ranging from beginner to expert levels.

You only need an Amazon account to get yourself started.
This thread will guide you to your first starting videos.

aws.training/LearningLibrary
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With AWS' free tier, you can run a t2 or t3 micro instance for free!

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Scared of getting your hands on at AWS because you're in fear of unexpected costs for the cloud?

You don't have to be!

A small thread about steps you can take to sleep better on your journey to becoming an AWS expert 🧵👇
(1/6) AWS Free Tier #1

AWS grants you a lot of room for experiments for different services each month:
- 1m Lambda Requests
- 25 GB of DynamoDB storage
- 100 build minutes on CodeBuild
... and much more!

aws.amazon.com/free/
(2/6) AWS Free Tier#2

Even better: if you've recently created your account, you also have additional free limits for the next 12 months, including for example running a EC2 t2 or t3 micro instance without any costs.
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