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Lee Atchison

Seattle
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Covers:  Cloud Computing, Application Modernization, Software Architecture
Doesn't Cover: Software languages, coding
Cloud Architect and Strategist | Best Selling Author, Coach | O’Reilly, Manning, InfoWorld, CloudNativeNow | Atchison Academy | Ex Amazon/AWS

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Lee Atchison is a software architect, author, public speaker, and recognized thought leader on cloud computing and application modernization. His most recent book, Architecting for Scale (O’Reilly Media), is an essential resource for technical teams looking to maintain high availability and manage risk in their cloud environments. Lee has been widely quoted in multiple technology publications and has been a featured speaker at events across the globe.

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S2E2: Your Job, Rewritten by AI

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By Lee Atchison
| Substack
You arrive at work Monday morning with your usual to-do list. Fifteen emails need responses, a client proposal needs drafting, and there’s data to analyze for the weekly report. By lunch, an AI tool has answered twelve of those emails, generated the first draft of your proposal, and summarized the data into charts. All of this before you’ve finished your second cup of coffee. You saved three hours. But you also can’t shake a quiet question: if the AI did most of your work, what exactly did you do?
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Fortress in the Cloud

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By Lee Atchison
As modern applications grow more complex and valuable, their security becomes increasingly critical. Yet many organizations still operate with a flat security model—one breach and attackers gain access to everything. This approach is like building a house with a reinforced front door but paper-thin walls. How can you improve your application security to reduce your risk of attack? Use isolation zones.
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Fortress in the Cloud

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By Lee Atchison
| softwarearchitectureinsights.com
As modern applications grow more complex and valuable, their security becomes increasingly critical. Yet many organizations still operate with a flat security model—one breach and attackers gain access to everything. This approach is like building a house with a reinforced front door but paper-thin walls. How can you improve your application security to reduce your risk of attack? Use isolation zones.
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