Anuradha Bajpai

High availability architectures need to be tested. If your plan for a bad day doesn't get exercised often, it's much more likely to let you down when you really need it. Aurora DSQL now works with AWS Fault Injection Service (FIS) to make it much easier to test your multi-region applications: https://lnkd.in/gPjy8ZSj

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Cloud in India is moving fast, and I keep seeing how easy it is for teams to get lost in the noise, pricing models, compliance, even just knowing what actually works here. I’ve been digging into this for a while, so we put together a blog on what really matters: cloud adoption trends, cost strategies that don’t break the bank, and navigating India’s regulatory maze. Would love for you to give it a read and tell me where you see the biggest challenges: https://lnkd.in/g7jNxbjt

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Excited to share that MongoDB Store for LangGraph is now live! This integration empowers agents with long‑term memory, enabling them to recall, evolve, and build upon user interactions across different sessions—no more goldfish memory. - Agents can finally remember, learn, and evolve across interactions. - Context isn’t lost — it compounds, making AI more useful over time. - Builders get a scalable, secure, and production-ready foundation to power the next wave of intelligent applications. With MongoDB, agents gain - JSON-native memory for complex state and interactions - Atlas Vector Search for semantic recall, not just keywords - TTL controls to manage memory lifecycle - Enterprise-grade scale & reliability for production use At MongoDB, we’re building the data backbone for adaptive, context-aware AI. This release moves us closer to a world where agents don’t just respond — they grow with you. https://lnkd.in/eGpx-SMc

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MCPs are reshaping reliability for engineering teams. Tomorrow, we are partnering up with WorkOS and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to unpack this. Kicking things off is a panel of industry leaders: • Aarush Sah (Head of Evals, Groq) • Gregg Mojica (Co-founder & CEO, Alloy Automation) • Gourav Nagar (Head of Information Security, Upwind Security) • Sylvain Kalache (Head of Rootly AI Labs, Rootly) Followed by live MCP demos from: • Harald Kirschner (Principal PM, Microsoft) • Richard Moot (Tech Lead, DevRel, Block) • Tobin South (MCP & Agents Lead, WorkOS) • Brandon Waselnuk (Head of Product, Mintlify) The people building the future of reliability are here. Join them in shaping it. RSVP in the comments.

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Up until now, AI-generated code was a hype, not a foundation for serious, enterprise-scale applications. That era is now over. The official partnership between Bit Cloud & MongoDB is not just about generating code faster. It's about empowering teams to create production-grade software foundation with AI that can be maintained by dozens of developers and serve millions of users. Yes - you read correctly. This is achieved by combining the resilience of software composition, the scale of the MongoDB document model, and the transformative speed of generative AI - all underpinned by built-in security and safety guardrails. This partnership enables business leaders and their teams to collaborate seamlessly, transforming complex prompts and attachments into scalable, production-ready applications with an actual backend that runs MongoDB, can be maintained with ease and deployed to your infrastructure in a fraction of the traditional time. This capability is powered by our Hope AI, working in concert with the exceptional product and team at MongoDB. We are proud to call MongoDB our partners, and I am confident that our combined communities will build astonishing things. I cannot wait to see what you create. A huge thank you to the amazing people who made this partnership a reality: Dorottya Nyárády, Nitzan Aloni Uziel, Ariel Bar-lev, Rom Iluz, Or Maccabi, Itay Mendelawy, Gilad Shoham and Yonatan Sason. See how we do it in the official announcement on the MongoDB blog in the first comment. 👇

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) just launched general availability of new R8gn instances - though the way that I found out about them wasn't from the official Amazon blog post, it was from the new automated newsletter for EC2instances.info. EC2instances.info is regularly rebuilding itself every few hours and now also checks for two things: 1) new instance types and 2) any pricing changes with existing instance types. You can sign up to receive email alerts about these two changes as often as the site finds them. If you're curious about getting the notifications sent your way to see what Amazon is launching, especially leading up to AWS re:Invent, I included the link for how to set this up in the comments below.

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