AWS re:Invent 2023 - Advanced integration patterns & trade-offs for loosely coupled systems (API309)

Modern applications rarely live in isolation: They expose APIs, publish events, call third-party services, and externalize states. Being (typically) composed of decoupled components, such applications must address the fundamental challenges of distributed systems, including out-of-order delivery, idempotence, or partial failures. In this session, learn about common design trade-offs for distributed systems, how to navigate them with design patterns, and how to embed those patterns in your cloud automation.
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[@andreasfahrner248]

Yeaa… presentations with Gregor are always well spent time!

[@Mattys067]

Great presentation, thank you!

[@known_fellow5916]

At t=2:45, I see "Appligration Architect" as the title, is that a typo or a new word (application + integration) ?

[@awssupport]

Hello, 👋 good eye! They wanted to emphasize that integration wasn't an afterthought, and point out how it was an integral part of the application architecture. You can find more of our event videos, here: go.aws/3RieRWi. Feel free to also reach out for help if needed within our community of experts, on the platform, re:Post: go.aws/aws-repost. 💬 ^AD

[@victormendoza3295]

Is this all to get out of just using an EC2?

[@awssupport]

Hi, the video focuses on scenarios you may find in the AWS Well-Architected Framework. This is aimed at helping you better understand the pros and cons of decisions you make while building systems on AWS. For more info, please check out: go.aws/41qKbXG. ^AM

[@brijeshmondal_]

Excellent top-down presentation

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you! 😀 🙌