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Hello,

On behalf of AWS, welcome to re:Invent 2019! This year’s conference is going to be our biggest yet, with 60,000+ attendees and more than 2,500 technical sessions.

To get the most out of re:Invent, we encourage you to take advantage of the resources outlined in this document, including our “How to re:Invent” video series. Keep in mind that reserved seating goes live on October

15. You can start planning your schedule at any time by logging into your account, visiting the session catalog, and marking sessions of interest. The full schedule including dates, times, and locations on October 1.

Although re:Invent is a big conference, the strength of the community makes it feel much smaller.

We look forward to seeing you in Vegas!

Welcome!


Introduction

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Let’s get started.This guide is designed to help attendees of AWS re:Invent 2019 plan their experience and identify breakout sessions and events of interest. It is intended to complement the re:Invent app, which will help attendees navigate the conference on-site.

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Introduction



Overview

M A K E A P L A N K E Y N O T E S P L A YU S E F U L

I N F OC O N T A C T U SO V E R V I E W


O T H E R T O P I C S O F I N T E R E S T

P E R S O N A L I Z E D R E C O M E N D A T I O N S

WhatAWS re:Invent is a learning conference hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS) for the global cloud computing community. The event features keynote announcements, training, and certification opportunities. At the conference, you’ll have access to more than nearly 3000 technical sessions, a partner expo, after-hours events, and so much more.

WhenDecember 2 – 6, 2019 . Onsite registration desk opens on Sunday, December 1, at 9AM.

WhereWe are taking over Las Vegas--with events at the ARIA, Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mirage, and The Venetian.

Who60,000+ attendees from around the world and from a diverse range of industries. [Add info here about attendees from your customer’s area/industry.]

HowRegister here, book your travel and hotel here, check out our justification letter (if you need one), and watch the How to re:Invent videos here.

About re:Invent

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What’s new in 2019?

Deeper technical content and more hands-on learning opportunities.

For the first time, attendees will be able to reserve seats using both the re:Invent registration app and the re:Invent mobile app.

A bigger and better Partner Expo, with over 2,500 breakout sessions.

More unique events: broomball, the Tatonka Challenge, fitness activities, and the re:Play party!

Online resources

FAQ

GETTING AROUND

OVERVIEW OF RE:INVENT CONTENT

SESSION CATALOG

SCHEDULE

RESERVED SEATING & MOBILE APP

BOOKING MEETING SPACE

HOMEPAGE

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Make a Plan

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R E C O M E N D A T I O N SP L A Y U S E F U L




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We are pleased to announce over 2,500

sessions

focused on [your industry area] at re:Invent. We have highlighted them in the following sections and have provided a guide to finding any session of interest in the event catalog and adding it to your schedule.

Visit the event catalog and make sure you are logged in.

Scroll down the left-hand navigation bar, find Topic

or Industry, and check any topics or industries of interest.

Favorite appealing sessions as “I’m interested in this” or click on the arrow at right to pursue different scheduling options.

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Design your own experience

How to use the session catalog

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Step OneStep one, search topics you are interested in and start favoriting sessions you think you might be interested in attending.

Step TwoRemember to ensure you have roughly 80% of your favorites be breakout sessions!

Step ThreeGet crazy! Once you have your core topics explored and sessions favorited, explore by other topics! You never know what you might discover!

Explore the session catalog

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Sessionsre:Invent breakout sessions are lecture style and

60 minutes long. These sessions will take place throughout the re:Invent campus and cover all topics at all levels (200–400). Sessions are delivered by AWS experts, customers, and partners, and they typically include 10–15 minutes at the end for Q&A.

WorkshopWorkshops are two-hour, hands-on sessions where you work in teams to solve problems using AWS. Workshops organize attendees into small groups and provide scenarios to encourage interaction, giving you the opportunity to learn from and teach each other. Each workshop starts with a 10–15-minute lecture by the main speaker, and the rest of the time is spent working as a group. Come prepared with your

laptop and willingness to learn! AWS will provide credits.

Builders SessionBuilders Sessions are 60-minute small groups sessions with up to five customers and one AWS expert, who is there to help, answer questions, and provide guidance. You will use your laptop to experiment and build with the AWS expert after a short demonstration. There is reserved seating for builders sessions.

Chalk TalksChalk talks are a highly interactive content format with a smaller audience. They begin with a 10–15-minute lecture delivered by an AWS expert, followed by a 45–50-minute Q&A session with the audience. The goal is to foster a technical discussion around real-world architecture challenges. Chalk talks are one hour and are presented by AWS experts. They have expert level

content.

Know your sessions types

Types of Breakout Sessions






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ADM - Advertising and Marketing ENT - Enterprise OIG - Oil & Gas

AIM - Artificial Intelligence & Machine

LearningEUC - End User Computing & Business Apps OPN - Open Source

ALX - Alexa FSI - Financial Services PNU - Power & Utilities

ANT - Analytics GAM - Games/Game Tech RET - Retail

API - Application Integration GPS - Global Partner Summit ROB - Robotics

ARC - Architecture HLC - HealthcareSEC - Security, Compliance, and

Identity

ARV - AR/VR IOT - IoT STG - Storage

AUT - Automotive LFS - Life Sciences STP - Startup

BLC - Blockchain MDS - Media Solutions SVS - Serverless

CMP - Compute MFG - Manufacturing TLC - Telecommunications

CMY - AWS Community MGT - Management Tools & Governance TRH - Travel & Hospitality

CON - Containers MKT - Marketplace WIN - Windows & .Net

DAT - Databases MOB - Mobile WPS - Public Sector

DOP - DevOps NET - Networking WPT - We Power Tech

PRO TIP: Think about topics that are currently mission critical to your team and topics you’re interesting in learning more about.

Pick your topics

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PRO TIP: Breakout sessions should make up the bulk of your plan. They have the most seats too!

PRO TIP: Chalk Talks and Workshops are smaller and can accommodate fewer people per sessions. Builders Sessions are the smallest. These are the your bonus sessions!

BUILDERS SESSION

WORKSHOPS

CHALK TALKS

SESSIONS

Know your sessions types







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PRO TIP: re:Invent always tries to feature as many customers directly speaking about their real world experiences of using AWS products and services. Find them in sessions!

PRO TIP: Check out Leadership Sessions which are the State of the Unions of those topic areas and are led by AWS leadership who will share the vision and direction for these topic areas. Really important! Sessions

Importance of Sessions







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Hacks & JamsML SummitDeepRacerPaid BootcampsCertification ExamsSpotlight LabsHands on Labs*Builders Fair*Demo Theaters*

More ways to learn

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*these activities do not require reserved seating






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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

10:00AM –

6:00PM • ARIA,

Bellagio, Mirage, MGM,

Venetian

Breakout Sessions

11:30AM –

6:00PM • ARIA,


Venetian

Breakout Sessions

8:00AM –

6:00PM • ARIA,


Venetian

Breakout Sessions

11:30AM –

6:00PM • ARIA,


Venetian

Breakout Sessions

8:00AM –

12:30PM • Mirage,

Venetian

Late Night Sessions,

Workshops, Chalk Talks

7:00PM – 9:00PM • ARIA

& Venetian



7:00PM – 9:00PM • ARIA

& Venetian



7:00PM – 9:00PM • ARIA

& Venetian

PRO TIP: The maximum number of 60 minute sessions you could attend across the week is 24!

Know your timing

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PRO TIP: Plan at least an hour to get from one venue to another across campus. This includes walking, waiting

PRO TIP: New this year, the session scheduler will not let you book back to back sessions in different venues with only 30 minutes

Know the campus

Hierarchy Of A Plan






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Re:Invent is an industry event and there’s lots to do outside of breakout sessions. Don’t forget to leave room on your calendar for:

• Meetings with your account team and other AWS experts.

• Daily debriefs with your team. Divide and conquer but don’t forget to find time to reconvene your team and debrief on the daily learnings. Breakfast is a great time for this!

• Time to explore our partner expo, including the AWS Village and hundreds of AWS partners there to help you learn more about how their solution can benefit your business.

• Meetings with your professional network. Let people know you’ll be at re:Invent through LinkedIn and ensure you’re taking advantage of the entire cloud computing industry being in the same city!

• Fun! Don’t forget there are a lot of fun things to do at re:Invent. Check out the Play page to learn more and expect your evenings to fill up on site!

Everything Else

Hierarchy Of A Plan






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If the max number of sessions you can attend in the week is 24 and you think you want to attend 14, you should have a robust list of preferred sessions, and wish list sessions and all of your back ups.

You should have a lot of pre-selected back ups during the time windows you are trying to fill. That will enable you to quickly pivot should the session you wanted to get into fills up. By favoriting them, you can check back post-re:Invent for the slides if you don’t get to see it live.

Check for repeats! Repeats are a critical component to how we build our session catalog each year and we strive to offer repeats on our most popular sessions. If you have a session you are really committed to attending, make sure you favorite all of the scheduled repeats so that you can mix and match to get in.

Now Build Your Dream Schedule(s)






Overview

Keynotes

Andy Jassy, CEO, AWS

Tuesday, December 3

8:00am – 11:00am

The Venetian, Level 2

Dr. Werner Vogels, CTO, Amazon

Thursday, December 5

8:30am – 10:30am


Global Partner Summit with Doug Yeum

Wednesday, December 4

8:30am – 10:30am


Monday Night Live with Peter DeSantis

Monday, December 2

7:30pm – 9:00pm


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MIDNIGHT MADNESS TATONKASCAVENGER HUNTAIR BANDAND MORE!

Sunday, December 1

10:30PM – Midnight | Venetian

RE:PLAYThursday, December 5

8:00PM – Midnight | MGM Festival Lot

RESTAURANT RECEPTIONSTuesday, December 3

6:000PM – 8:00PM | ARIA • Mirage • Venetian

QUIRKY ACTIVITIESMOVIE NIGHTCHOIR!CHOIR!CHOIRSIP AND PAINTAND MORE!


6:00PM – 9:00PM | Venetian • ARIA

4K/8K RUNWednesday, December 4

6:30AM | Mirage

Overview

Play


PersonalizedRecommendations






WWPS Breakfast

Keynotes

Featuring Teresa Carlson, VP, Worldwide Public Sector, Amazon Web Services


7:00am – 8:30am

The Venetian, Palazzo Ballroom O

M A K E A P L A NO T H E R T O P I C S

O F I N T E R E S TP L A Y

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C O N T A C T U SO V E R V I E W


P E R S O N A L I Z E D R E C O M E N D A T I O N S K E Y N O T E S

WPS202

A Tale of Two IT Modernization Strategies

Join us to learn how government agencies

are using AWS GovCloud (US) to achieve data

center consolidation and optimization goals,

and to support IT modernization. This session

features the United States' Department of

Justice's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,

Firearms and Explosives and the Veterans

Affairs Enterprise Cloud program. We

examine these organizations' unique journeys

through enterprise data center

consolidation, and how these efforts are

influencing application modernization and

database management strategies.

LINK TO SESSION | BREAKOUT SESSION

WPS205

Modernizing Public Sector in the Cloud

As demand for digital services grows, public sector

organizations can face budgetary, operational, and

other challenges as they look to modernize their

technology. Here’s where the cloud comes in. It

can expedite the path from idea to IT

transformation, particularly when you step beyond

the IT office to communicate value and build

consensus to your stakeholders. That said, each

organization approaches this journey differently.

Hear a variety of perspectives and tips on shifting

culture, embracing a new cost model,

collaborating for improved productivity, and other

components of a successful cloud migration.


WPS203

AWS Educate: Innovation in Education

Join us for four ten-minute powerful

lightning talks from leading higher-

education professionals on topics related

to AWS Educate, education, innovation,

voice AI, ML, and deep learning.

FEATURING

Harvard Initiative for Learning and

Technology, Northwestern University

& St. Louis University


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U S E F U L I N F O




WPS323

Monitoring the Earth without Costing the World

The BlueDot Water Observatory is an Earth-

observation-based solution that provides

reliable and timely information about surface-

water levels across the globe. Cost-effective

yet reliable solutions for monitoring water

resources are needed, as ground-based

monitoring networks are often too costly and,

in some cases, also unreliable. Sinergise shows

how using global satellite imagery available on

Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)

through the AWS Public Dataset Program,

combined with an efficient use of services,

including AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB,

and Amazon CloudWatch, renders a global-

scale project cheaper than before.


WPS202

Blockchain for Science and Research

Blockchain in science is a new data-handling

paradigm that offers data privacy and a

reward system associated with a blockchain

network. In this session, we introduce AWS

blockchain technologies and their use across

various domains. Learn how blockchain

technology can provide an encrypted reward

system that is vital for security and transaction

integrity.


WPS310

AWS Secret Region: Lessons Learned around DevSecOps

A Department of Defense (DoD) organization

had unique challenges developing and

deploying apps in multiple security domains

(running workloads across AWS commercial

regions, AWS Secret Region, and Commercial

Cloud Services). Learn how the organization

restructured its technical team—comprising

military service members, government

employees, and contractors—to adopt the

DevOps software development approach, and

how it has embraced containerization and

Kubernetes, as well as AWS native automation

capabilities and partner tools. We also discuss

how these methods and tool sets have acted as

a pathfinder for adoption by the broader

community.






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WPS204

AI for Good: Harnessing AI and Machine Learning to Transform Your Mission

Learn how AWS Artificial Intelligence and

Machine Learning offer the power to

transform how you address your mission

and solve your biggest challenges. Whether

it’s saving lives, eradicating human-

trafficking and child abductions, or

preventing future famine – these solutions

can improve some of the more sensitive

issues of our time.

Link to session | Breakout Session

FEATURED SPEAKERS: Sajit Joseph, CIO Red

Cross, EVP, Maxar Group




U S E F U L I N F O




WPS308Continuous Monitoring Techniques

in AWS GovCloud (US)

AWS Professional Services developed a

series of AWS CloudFormation templates

that implement commonly requested

continuous monitoring solutions within

the constraints of AWS GovCloud (US). In

this chalk talk, we discuss and

demonstrate these reusable solutions

and techniques.

Link to session | Chalk Talk

WPS304Pushing Amazon RDS to the Limit

In this session, learn how you can

leverage Amazon Oracle RDS to

accommodate specifics of your legacy

database in the cloud. We also discuss

when and how to choose between

Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS, outline

remediation and migration steps for

Amazon RDS, and share practice-proven

experience from providing FTP and

SMTP from Amazon RDS.

Link to session | Chalk talk

WPS305Building your Geospatial Data Lake

Learn how to design a data lake and give

permission to different groups and apps

to access and analyze datasets. Hear

from subject-matter experts on a variety

of AWS technology for populating your

data lake, monitoring new ingestion, and

processing data for meaningful analysis.


FEATURED AWS SPEAKERS: Luke Wells & Ryan Chung

WPS306AWS Public Datasets: Lessons from

Staging Petabytes of Data for

Analysis

In this session, the AWS Open Data team

shares tips and tricks, patterns and anti-

patterns, and tools to help you most

effectively stage your data for analysis

in the cloud.


FEATURED AWS SPEAKER: Jed Sundwall, Open Data Global Lead

WPS307Building a Serverless GIS/Geo-

Positioning and Alerting System

In this talk, learn how to build a 100

percent serverless GIS/geo-monitoring

GPS system using open data to visualize

the geographic information without GIS

license fees. Our solution has a built-in

alerting system based on Amazon

Connect and will be open to any device

(IoT, mobile, GPS) to provide a

geofencing capability.


WPS401Zero-Trust Networking for

Enterprise Apps and SaaS in the

AWS Cloud

In this chalk talk, learn how to extend

your security policies to the edge based

on user, device, and application

entities, as well as AWS Identity and

Access Management (IAM) controls.










U S E F U L I N F O




WPS309Aiding Natural Disaster Response

with Amazon SageMaker & Amazon

Comprehend

In this chalk talk, we walk through

different ways machine learning can

help accelerate a responder’s

understanding of the areas impacted,

and their ability to begin formulating

potential recovery strategies.


WPS301-RSecurity Automation Using Open Source

and AWS for NIST Workloads

In this session, you will deploy the reference

architecture via AWS CloudFormation, work

with a sample account to receive alerts, and

remediate threats in real time.


FEATURED AWS SPEAKERS: Nathan Besh, Well-Architected Cost Lead; Eugene Khvostov, Senior Product Manager

WPS313Container Security and Avoiding

the 2 a.m. Call

This session discusses techniques that

can be used to secure hosts, containers,

and the applications hosted in individual

containers. We look at using Amazon

ECS, Amazon EC2, AWS Fargate, and

Amazon EKS, and dive into best

practices and techniques for running

applications.


WPS314Amazon WorkSpaces for Regulated

Industries

See how customers in regulated

industries can use Amazon WorkSpaces

to help meet security and regulatory

compliance requirements for end-user

applications and devices. Organizations

that face various regulatory and security

requirements (such as SOC, HIPAA, PCI,

ITAR, and FedRAMP) have to consider

how and where their users access

applications and store data.


WPS315The Zen of DataOps: Lake Formation

and the Data Supply Chain Pipeline

Many organizations are adopting DevOps

methodologies in their quest to accelerate

the delivery of software capabilities,

features, and functionalities to support their

objectives. By applying the same practices,

DataOps aims to provide the same level of

agility in delivering data and information.

AWS Lake Formation, along with other AWS

services, enables DevOps methodologies to

be realized through the data supply chain

pipeline.



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Related Breakouts / Builders Sessions

WPS301-RSecurity Automation using open source and

AWS for NIST Workloads

WPS301-R1Security Automation using open source and

AWS for NIST Workloads

WPS302-RAmazon Comprehend: Analyze social media

sentiment to gauge public opinion

WPS302-R1Amazon Comprehend: Analyze social media

sentiment to gauge public opinion

WPS303-RBuild an Amazon EMR-based data science

environment for highly sensitive data

WPS303-R1Build an Amazon EMR-based data science

environment for highly sensitive data

WPS316-R Getting started in AWS GlovCloud (US)

WPS317 - RCompliance automation for the public

sector

WPS317-R1Compliance automation for the public

sector

WPS318-RArchitecting security and governance

across a multi-account strategy

WPS318-R1Architecting security and governance

across a multi-account strategy

WPS319-RBest practices for working with large scale

geospatial data

WPS319-R1Best practices for working with large scale

geospatial data

WPS320-RImplement access control to data in AWS

services using AWS KMS









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Related Breakouts

WPS321-R Managing InfoSec risk during cloud adoption

WPS321-R1 Managing InfoSec risk during cloud adoption

WPS322-RBuilding a modern call center using Amazon

Connect

WPS322-R1Building a modern call center using Amazon

Connect

WPS316-R1 Getting started in AWS GlovCloud (US)

WPS320-R1Implement access control to data in AWS

services using AWS KMS












K E Y N O T E S

Drai’s Nightclub at the Cromwell

Hotel


7:00pm – 10:30pm

WWPS Reception

Play






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Index

Other Recommended Sessions

ALEXA »

ANALYTICS »

APPLICATION INTEGRATION »

ARCHITECTURE »

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING »

AR/VR »

COMPUTE »

CONTAINERS »

DATABASES »

DEVOPS »

ENTERPRISE & HYBRID »

INTERNET OF THINGS »

MOBILE »

NETWORKING »

SECURITY, IDENTITY, & COMPLIANCE »

SERVERLESS »

STORAGE »






K E Y N O T E S

Worksheet

Your re:Invent Checklist

o Registered for re:Invent

o Booked my hotel

o Booked travel reservations

o Uploaded my badge photo

o Connected with account team

o Favorited sessions

o Reserved seats to the sessions I want

o Reviewed list of open boot camps

o Reviewed the Expo & Quad maps

oDownloaded the mobile app

o Familiar with the shuttle & walking routes

oWatched all How-to-re:Invent videos on YouTube

oMarked my calendar with critical dates

o Familiarize myself with sponsors in the Expo &

Quad

o Check out the quirky programs (Bingo Night,

Choir!Choir!Choir!, Sip and Paint, Tatonka

Challenge, 4k/8k Run, Ping Pong, etc.)

o Read the Know-Before-You-Go info

o Attended Know-Before-You-Go webinar

https://reinvent.awsevents.com/play/


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