Merge pull request #15392 from baldwinjim/dfw-2025-eliot-talk-description

[DFW-2025] Update Seth Eliot information and talk description

Author: toshywoshy

content/events/2025-dallas/program/seth-eliot.md

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+You’ve backed up your data to a recovery location. You’ve secured your application code—and your infrastructure as code—in repositories. You’ve created runbooks detailing every step of the process. Those are all good steps, but the ultimate objective is to recover quickly and completely when disaster strikes or when you suffer a ransomware attack. Achieving such resilience to impactful events at scale, across all your cloud workloads, can feel like an impossible engineering challenge. What if you could leverage DevOps principles to streamline and standardize your disaster and ransomware recovery approaches? Learn from real architectures and practical use cases how you can apply the culture, processes, and technologies necessary to recover from disasters with less toil and greater reliability.

content/events/2025-dallas/speakers/seth-eliot.md

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 Title = "Seth Eliot"
 Twitter = "setheliot"
+website = "https://bit.ly/seth_talks"
 linkedin = "https://www.linkedin.com/in/setheliot/"
 image = "seth-eliot.jpg"
 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "seth-eliot"
 
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-I collaborate directly with customers to design, implement, and troubleshoot cloud architectures, and then share that expertise at scale through workshops, presentations, and technical writing. My work has empowered teams across the globe to adopt cloud best practices and build resilient, scalable systems. Ex-Amazon. Ex-Microsoft.
+Seth is Principal Resilience Architect at Arpio. Previously, as the Global Reliability Lead for AWS Well-Architected, he spearheaded the development of comprehensive disaster recovery (DR) guidance for AWS customers. He authored the AWS whitepaper [“Disaster Recovery of Workloads on AWS: Recovery in the Cloud”](http://bit.ly/DR_AWS) as well as the [AWS Architecture Blog’s disaster recovery series](http://bit.ly/aws-dr-blog). At AWS, Seth worked directly with customers, aiding them in building resilient architectures in the cloud. At Arpio, he continues working hands-on with customers, helping them to implement disaster recovery and ransomware protection for their AWS workloads. In prior roles at Amazon, Seth was Principal Engineer for Amazon Fresh and International Technologies, and before that he was developer lead for the team that created Prime Video.