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title: "The Tale of the Missing S3 Bucket"
description: "In our Season 3 premiere, Matt shares some photos of his dog Ollie in a S3 bucket. But when it suddenly disappears, they troubleshoot how to prevent accidental deletions."
tags:
- aws
- S3
- twitch
- resilience
authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-02-15
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2022-02-15.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

In our Season 3 premiere, we decide to demo S3 accidental bucket deletion which is a common issue with AWS customers. Without proper protections in place, once you delete you S3 bucket it's gone forever! No support ticket or escalation can save it. So in this episode, Matt deletes his S3 bucket by mistake with photos of his dog Ollie. We explore with chat the many ways to prevent this in future including versioning, Object Lock, MFA delete, and using AWS Backup. We also talk about using S3 Storage Lens to check these settings organization-wide!


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2091514661

## Links from today's episode

- [Protecting Data on Amazon S3](https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/protect-data-on-amazon-s3/)
- [Setting up MFA Delete on S3](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/MultiFactorAuthenticationDelete.html)
- [AWS Backup for S3 Solution](https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/backup-s3-backups-fail-errors)

**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Zhamara: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhamarareano/)
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title: "The Tale of the S3 Security Simulation"
description: "Matt and Zhamara dive into an S3 simulated security event using CloudTrail, CloudWatch, and Athena to figure out what happened to their data."
tags:
- aws
- S3
- twitch
- resilience
authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-02-22
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2022-02-22.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

What happens if there's an S3 security event and you're affected by a ransomware attack? How can you audit your logs to understand what happened, find the culprit, and lock your buckets down? Matt and Zhamara go through this simulation with the audience's help leveraging CloudTrail, CloudWatch, and Amazon Athena to investigate.


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recordings here - in two parts due to a streaming hiccup:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2091523446
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2091525078

## Links from today's episode

- [Ransomware on S3 - Simulation and Detection Workshop](https://catalog.us-east-1.prod.workshops.aws/workshops/fc7b7cf3-f494-48e2-8954-258ffdd76ed6/en-US/introduction)


**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Zhamara: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhamarareano/)
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title: "The Tale of the Multi-Region Architecture"
description: "Eugene and Jack (Global Solution Architects) join Matt to demo a multi region active/active architecture for payment processing to highlighting common architecture challenges for resiliency."
tags:
- aws
- route53
- twitch
- resilience
- dynamodb
authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2023-02-29
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/iso-20022.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

Ever wonder how payments are processed on the backend? How do you make sure you're completely resilient but also not getting your payment sent twice? Eugene and Jack share an open source architecture for ISO2022 Messaging workflows that they developed. Now you don't have to be a big financial services company to learn from this event driven architecture! Eugene and Jack talk through the challenges of scaling up from a single region to multi-region and simluate the outages to show you how the system performs!


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2115274743

## Links from today's episode

- [Event-Driven Architecture for ISO 20022 Messaging Workflows on AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/industries/event-driven-architecture-for-iso-20022-messaging-workflows-on-aws/)
- [Architecting Switft connectivity on AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/architecting-swift-connectivity-on-amazon-web-services-aws/)
- [Reference Architecture for ISO 20022](https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/guidance/iso-20022-messaging-workflows-on-aws/?did=sl_card&trk=sl_card)

**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Eugene: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/eistrati/)
- Jack: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackiu/)
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title: "The Tale of S3 and a Thousand Keys"
description: "In this episode, our guest speaker, Madhav discussed Amazon S3’s current support for default bucket keys to automatically encrypt objects in a bucket."
tags:
- aws
- s3
- twitch
- kms

authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-03-07
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2024-03-07.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

Zhamara and guest host Thomas hear Madhav's tale on his customer issue on needing to encypt a bucket with different keys at the prefix level rather than the bucket level. He covers that as of Jan 2023, all buckets are encrypted by S3 by default (SSE-S3). In his demo he goes through the solution he built to enforce prefix level KMS keys on S3.


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2101692578

## Links from today's episode

- [Prefix Level KMS Keys - GitHub](https://github.com/aws-samples/s3-prefix-level-kms-keys/)

**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Zhamara: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhamarareano/)
- Thomas: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-sceifers-ab4ba845/)
- Madhav: [GitHub](https://github.com/madhavvishnubhatta)
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title: "The Tale of Taxes with Generative AI (Part 1)"
description: "We talk GenAI with our guest Sr. TAM Gopi and after some technical difficulties, review use cases for AWS Party Rock, build some apps, and review RAG."
tags:
- aws
- GenAI
- twitch
- partyrock

authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-03-14
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2024-03-14.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

So sometimes on Tech Tales, we have our own issues to resolve. This episode became an unplanned Part 1 of 2 after our guest Gopi had issues sharing his screen. We pushed his demo to Part 2 and instead collaborated with chat to build some new PartyRock apps and review retreival augmented generation (RAG).


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2095525246

## Links from today's episode

- [PartyRock](https://partyrock.aws/)
- [Bedrock Testimonials](https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/testimonials/)

**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Zhamara: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhamarareano/)
- Gopi: [LinkedIN](https://www.linkedin.com/in/gopi-mudiyala-17a8081/)
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title: "The Tale of Taxes with Generative AI (Part 2)"
description: "We talk GenAI with our guest Sr. TAM Gopi who demos using RAG to answer questions on filing your US taxes."
tags:
- aws
- GenAI
- twitch
- bedrock

authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-03-21
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2024-03-21.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

So sometimes on Tech Tales, we have our own issues to fix. This episode became an unplanned Part 2 after our guest Gopi had issues sharing his screen. We got that resolved (folks check your Mac privacy settings) and Gopi was able to build out his demo. He covers an intro to Bedrock, retrieval augmented generation, and vector databases and then demos using an off the shelf LLM without RAG. He then creates a knowledge base full of tax documentation and shows the difference using RAG.


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2104231632

## Links from today's episode

- [What is RAG?](https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/retrieval-augmented-generation/)


**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Zhamara: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhamarareano/)
- Gopi: [LinkedIN](https://www.linkedin.com/in/gopi-mudiyala-17a8081/)
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title: "The Tale of Troubleshooting Network Services"
description: "We try to solve common networking issues with the chat such as load balancer timeouts and 504 errors."
tags:
- aws
- VPC
- twitch
- ELB

authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-03-28
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2024-03-28.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

Sometimes IT IS the network! In this episode Zhamara and Matt are recrutied by Happy-Cactus Industries to help fix their networking issues. They dive into load balancer timeouts, unhealthy web servers, and intermittent 504 errors trying to solve all the problems within the hour. While they don't get that far, they solve 5/6 issues by episode end. You can follow along too with the workshop link below!


*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2111518871

## Links from today's episode

- [Workshop Link](https://catalog.us-east-1.prod.workshops.aws/workshops/fdf5673a-d606-4876-ab14-9a1d25545895/en-US/networking/)


**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Zhamara: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zhamarareano/)

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title: "The Tale of Troubleshooting Database Services"
description: "We try to solve common database issues with the chat such as high CPU utilization and intermittent DB connections."
tags:
- aws
- RDS
- twitch
- CloudWatch

authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
date: 2024-04-04
spaces:
- livestreams
---

![Screenshot from the stream or an image related to the topic](images/2024-04-04.png)

*(A Description of the episode along with any useful code snippets, images, and whatnot)*

Are you a DBAdmin just starting out on AWS? Then this episode is for you! Matt and guest host Thomas investigate common database issues and learn new DB troubleshooting skills as they dive into an unknown architecture. Along the way they demo Cloud9, CloudWatch Performance Insights, and RDS. The best part is you can follow along using the workshop link below.

*(the link the the TWITCH HIGHLIGHT)*
Check out the recording here:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2111739169

## Links from today's episode

- [Workshop Link](https://catalog.us-east-1.prod.workshops.aws/workshops/fdf5673a-d606-4876-ab14-9a1d25545895/en-US/database)


**🐦 Reach out to the hosts and guests:**

- Matt: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlberk)
- Thomas: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-sceifers-ab4ba845/)

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title: "AWS Tech Tales"
description: "A weekly live stream where we tell troubleshooting stories, recreate issues, and solve them together."
tags:
- aws
- build-on-live
- twitch
authorGithubAlias: mattberkaws
authorName: Matt Berk
additionalAuthors:
- authorGithubAlias: utdubey
authorName: Utkarsh Dubey
date: 2024-04-10
images:
hero: ./images/CommunityNotesBanner.png
thumbnail: ./images/awstechtales_logo.png
banner: ./images/CommunityNotesBanner.png
background: ./images/logo.webp
---

![Live Troubleshooting @ AWS Tech Tales](images/topimage.png)

*(A Description of the show and what can the audience expect)*

Do you love a good story? Do you find the best way to learn is to fix it yourself? AWS Tech Tales is a weekly Twitch show where we tell stories of real AWS customer issues (either common or very specific), recreate them, and ask you to troubleshoot them live! The show will provide you the base level knowledge needed to dive in and will give you best practices that you can implement in your own environment.

## Hosts the Show

- **Matt Berk** is a Principal Technical Account Manager based in Brooklyn who's passionate about storytelling, cloud technologies, and FinOps. When he's not solving customer issues, Matt can be either be found in nature with his dog Ollie, at popular NYC restaurants, or at home planning his next trip to a theme park.
- **Zhamara Reano** is a Technical Account Manager based in California who seeks to elevate the experience of women in tech and promote career development of women. She likes running, hiking, cooking, traveling, spending time with her family, and of course, soccer.

If you have any questions, comments, or ideas, **reach out** to us. Feel free to send us an email at: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

## Schedule

Come hear the tales and troubleshoot live with us! We stream every Thursday at 1pm Pacific/4pm ET.

## Season 3 (2024)

### Past Episodes
| Episode | Name | Date | Guest | Link to Video
|--|--|--|--|--|
| S03E01 | The Tale of the Missing S3 Bucket | 2024-02-15 | Hosts only | [Link to show notes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-02-15/) |
| S03E02 | The Tale of the S3 Security Simulation | 2024-02-22 | Hosts only | [Link to show notes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-02-22/) |
| S03E03 | The Tale of the Multi-Region Architecture | 2024-02-29 | Eugene Istrati, Jack Lu | [Link to show notes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-02-29/ |
| S03E04 | The Tale of S3 and a thousand keys | 2024-03-07 | Madhav Vishnubhatta | [Link to show notes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-03-07/) |
| S03E05 | The Tale of Taxes with GenAI (Part 1) | 2024-03-14 | Gopi Mudiyala | [Link to show notes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-03-14/) |
| S03E06 | The Tale of Taxes with GenAI(Part 2) | 2024-03-21 | Gopi Mudiyala | [Link to shownotes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-03-21/ |
| S03E07 | The Tale of Troubleshooting Network Services | 2024-03-28 | Hosts only| [Link to shownotes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-03-28/) |
| S03E08 | The Tale of Troubleshooting Database Services | 2024-04-04 | Guest Host: Tom Sciefers | [Link to shownotes](/livestreams/aws-tech-tales/2024-04-04/) |

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