Chris Shenton

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CTO at V! Studios emphasizing cloud-native system development. Systems engineering and development for many years at NASA HQ and NASA GSFC. Systems engineer and developer at consulting and dot-com company UUcom. Strong emphasis on security and high-availability. Specialties: software development; cloud computing; networked systems architecture, design, and implementation; high-volume email services. Languages: Python, JavaScript, C; Java, PHP, Perl, Prolog, LISP, FORTRAN, Pascal, BASIC, PL/I, Oracle Pro*C/PLSQL, Assembler, bash, awk Cloud: AWS (EC2, ELB, Lambda, CloudFormation, RDS, ElasticTranscoder, DynamoDB, CloudFront, CloudSearch); Google Application Engine; Docker; Ansible Oper...

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Not Your Father’s Web App: The Cloud-Native Architecture of images.nasa.gov

[AWS DC Meetup] Not Your Father’s WebApp: The Cloud-Native Architecture of images.nasa.gov

PloneConf2017: serverless python for astronaut safety

Second Skin: Real-Time Retheming a Legacy Web Application with Diazo in the Cloud

Deploying Serverless Cloud Optical Character Recognition in Support of NASA Astronaut Safety

Serverless OCR for NASA EVA: AWS Meetup DC 2017-12-12

Serverless Optical Character Recognition in support of Astronaut Safety AWS Meetup Arlington VA

Scaffolding for Serverless: lightning talk for AWS Arlington Meetup

Squeezing Machine Learning into Serverless for Image Recognition - AWS Meetup Arlington VA

Creating Serverless apps for NASA in GovCloud

Automating EVA Workflows with AWS Step Functions

Orchestrating complex workflows with aws step functions

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All the Ops you need to know to Dev Serverless

Amazon Elasticsearch Service Deep Dive - AWS Online Tech Talks

Design Patterns using Amazon DynamoDB