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Become an AWS CloudFormation Power User

Learn all about AWS CloudFormation

Including:

Organizing resources in templates
Write once, deploy everywhere
Template linting and policy-as-code
Tools that generate CloudFormation templates

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AWS CloudFormation is one of the most widely-used ways to configure services in AWS. But this popular AWS-native Infrastructure-as-Code solution is more than just YAML! Checkout this on-demand webinar for a deep dive into lesser-known features you can use to become a CloudFormation power user.

Craig Lefkowitz

Senior Developer Advocate, CloudFormation at AWS

As a Senior Developer Advocate for AWS CloudFormation, Craig writes templates, code, and blogs to consistently improve the developer experience for CloudFormation users. Prior to his current role, Craig worked as both an AWS Solutions Architect and AWS Professional Services consultant for enterprise customers, as well as, state and local governments.

Matteo Rinaudo

Senior Developer Advocate, CloudFormation at AWS

Matteo Rinaudo is a Senior Developer Advocate for AWS CloudFormation. He is passionate about the DevOps mindset, Infrastructure-as-Code and configuration management. In his spare time, Matteo enjoys spending time with his wife, reading and listening to classical music.

Forrest Brazeal

AWS Serverless Hero, Director of Content & Community at A Cloud Guru

Forrest Brazeal is an AWS Serverless Hero and Director of Content & Community at A Cloud Guru. Previously a cloud architect at Infor and Trek10, Forrest was also named one of Jefferson Frank’s Top 7 Global AWS Experts in 2019. Forrest is a co-chair of ServerlessConf and frequently speaks at public and private events on the business and practice of cloud computing.

Become an AWS CloudFormation Power User

Learn all about AWS CloudFormation

Craig Lefkowitz

Matteo Rinaudo

Forrest Brazeal

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