RESOURCES / LESS SEARCHING, MORE BUILDING
A good place
to get unstuck.
Plan your re:Invent sessions, start with a tutorial, see what AWS just announced, or check whether a service is healthy. These are practical starting points from AWS and our community. The group’s own code is listed with the public repositories.
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UNOFFICIAL COMMUNITY TOOL
re:Invent 2026 session planner
Explore the unofficial session planner for AWS re:Invent 2026. Use the official conference site for registration and event details.
Tools & planning (opens in a new tab)OFFICIAL AWS EVENT APP
AWS Events mobile app
Heading to an AWS Summit? Explore sessions, favorite them into your schedule, navigate the venue, and receive event notifications. Find iOS and Android downloads on the official app page.
Tools & planning (opens in a new tab)AI DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
Find your Kiro workflow
Kiro helps you plan and build with AI agents. Compare the IDE, CLI, Web, Mobile, and Crew options below, with links to each tool.
Tools & planningTUTORIALS
AWS Getting Started
Learn the fundamentals, then follow a step-by-step tutorial to build something of your own.
New to AWSSELF-PACED LEARNING
AWS Skill Builder
Find foundational courses and certification preparation. Free learning content and paid experiences are available.
New to AWSSFAWSUG GUIDE
Your first AWS lab
Choose a small project, set a budget alert, and make a cleanup plan before you start.
Hands-onBUILD & EXPERIMENT
AWS Workshops
Find workshops for serverless, containers, data, AI, and more. Check each lab’s prerequisites and costs.
Hands-onCODE EXAMPLES
AWS Samples
Explore open source examples to understand a service or use as a starting point for an experiment.
Hands-onDESIGN & REVIEW
Well-Architected Framework
Ask better questions about security, reliability, performance, operations, cost, and sustainability.
ArchitectureENGINEERING DEEP DIVES
The Amazon Builders’ Library
Read how Amazon engineers approach distributed systems, deployments, retries, and operations.
ArchitectureOFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION
Amazon Bedrock documentation
Explore foundation models and generative AI application patterns, with service and usage guidance.
AI & MLSERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS
What's New
See the latest AWS launches and feature announcements, from new services to regional expansions.
News & statusAWS NEWS BLOG
AWS News Blog
Read launch stories and explanations from AWS, with the context behind new services and features.
News & statusLIVE STATUS
AWS Service Health
Open the AWS Health Dashboard for the current status of services and ongoing events.
News & statusAWS labs can create billable resources. Read the prerequisites, check pricing, set budget alerts, and follow the cleanup steps. Use our first-lab checklist.
AI TOOLS / CHOOSE HOW YOU BUILD
Find your way into Kiro.
Kiro helps you turn an idea into a plan and work through it with AI agents. Pick the interface that fits how you like to build. Start with the IDE if you want an editor, or the CLI if you already work in a terminal. Each option below links to its official overview and getting-started steps.
IN YOUR EDITOR
Kiro IDE
A desktop code editor for working alongside AI agents. Turn an idea into requirements, a design, and tasks, then review the code as you build.
Explore the IDE and downloads (opens in a new tab)IN YOUR TERMINAL
Kiro CLI
Use AI agents from your terminal to explain code, fix bugs, and automate development workflows. A good fit if you prefer command-line tools.
Get started with the CLI (opens in a new tab)IN YOUR BROWSER
Kiro Web
Delegate repository work to agents in cloud sandboxes and review their changes from your browser. Available with eligible paid Kiro plans.
Explore Kiro Web (opens in a new tab)IOS / EARLY ACCESS PREVIEW
Kiro Mobile
Start cloud sessions, follow progress, and review code changes from your phone. The iOS preview requires early access and an eligible paid Kiro plan.
Check mobile access and requirements (opens in a new tab)A PERSISTENT WORKSPACE
Kiro Crew
An open source workspace that runs locally, remembers context between sessions, and coordinates recurring agent work across your tools.
Explore Crew and installation (opens in a new tab)COMMUNITY CODE
What the group is building.
Public repositories from the Sioux Falls AWS User Group organization. This list is read from GitHub when the site is built, so new projects show up without editing the page by hand.
You can still browse the organization directly. This list tries again the next time the site is published. Open the organization on GitHub. (opens in a new tab)