When designing modern cloud architectures, Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is the gold standard for...
When designing modern cloud architectures, Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is the gold standard for creating decoupled, scalable, and resilient systems. However, choosing the right AWS service for passing messages around can be daunting.
Let’s break down exactly what this means, how each part works, and look at simple real-world examples for each.
Part 1: AWS SQS (Simple Queue Service)
"For resilient pull-based processing with FIFO for ordering guarantees"
What it means
Modern enterprise order processing architectures must decouple synchronous client demands from...
Modern software systems don’t behave like traditional request–response applications anymore. As...
If you've been building software long enough, you've probably hit a wall with tightly coupled systems...
AWS gives you three ways to run your code in the cloud: Lambda - upload a function, AWS runs it...
Messaging systems are one of those architectural decisions that seem harmless during sprint...
Event-driven architecture (EDA) offers a scalable, resilient foundation for real-time decision-making, ultimately helping…
