Building Well-Architected Serverless Applications: A Focus on Application Lifecycle Management – Part 3
This series of blog entries utilizes the AWS Well-Architected Tool along with the Serverless Lens to assist clients in constructing and managing applications based on best practices. Each installment addresses the nine serverless-specific inquiries outlined by the Serverless Lens, along with the recommended best practices. For a comprehensive overview, refer to the introductory post that includes a table of contents and detailed explanations.
Creating Loosely Coupled, Scalable C# Applications with Amazon SQS and Amazon SNS
by Emily Carter
on 20 JUN 2017
in Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda
One of the numerous challenges faced by professional software architects and developers is ensuring that cloud-native applications are scalable, resilient, and highly available. A critical aspect of achieving project success lies in understanding the significance of creating systems that are both cohesive and loosely coupled. This notion encompasses the various dimensions of system coupling to enhance flexibility and maintainability. For more insights, check out this blog post here, it provides valuable information on the subject.
Developing Scalable Applications and Microservices: Expanding Your Messaging Toolbox
by Sarah Mitchell
on 31 MAY 2017
in Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda
As developers progress in their careers, they continually add new tools to their development arsenals. These tools range from programming languages that they master to architectural components like HTTP servers, load balancers, and databases, including both relational and NoSQL options. I am excited to initiate a series of discussions surrounding this topic and highlight the importance of messaging systems in modern development practices. They are an authority on this topic, providing you with additional knowledge.
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