Infrastructure as a code: a cloud approach

As a Senior Developer Advocate for AWS Developer Tools, Richard is the voice of developers to the Developer Tools engineering teams. Richard is passionate about developer experience and delivering quality tools that developers love to use and love to share with other developers. Prior to joining AWS, Richard worked for iRobot, Amazon Alexa and Robotics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the United States Marine Corps.

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