Easily find your conference pictures using the power of the cloud by Tim van Eijndhoven

As regular conference speakers and attendees we appreciate the efforts from organizers to document the conference using photography. The only downside from this is that we often spend plenty of time clicking through many pages of pictures to find the ones which are relevant to us. So we did what all decent programmers do: automate this tedious task. In this talk we will show you how we leveraged the power of the cloud using Quarkus and GraalVM to build AWS lambdas running native images, the AWS CDK to deploy infrastructure using actual code for our infrastructure and AWS Rekognition to do the heavy lifting in image analysis. We will tell you about the cool parts of this tool and its cutting edge technologies, but will also be honest about the bleeding caused by that edge. Hopefully this talk makes it a bit less sharp... Tim van Eijndhoven is a Software Craftsman at JPoint. Interested in anything software development related his main interests are on Java, software architecture, security and open source. Tim likes sharing his knowledge and experience with his fellow developers by writing articles and speaking at conferences. He tries to inspire future generations of developers by teaching kids how to code at events like Devoxx4Kids. Roy Braam is a Software Craftsman at JPoint. He loves Java and everything that comes with developing good solutions. In his current assignment, he fulfils the role of Solution Architect @Rabobank. Working with the teams that are responsible for the core-backend of the Online Banking Platform. Being a real developer he likes to spend his time as much as possible developing with the team. Besides that, he loves architecture and solving "the higher level' puzzle