Yes, great video! Very clear, on the point explanation. In just 20min I really got to know everything I needed to know, to understand what each service does, what their differences are, how they can work together within a micro service/serverless architecture, etc. Thank you!
Hi. Great video. Quick question for you: if I have an application that processes real-time data, is it going to be a lot faster if I just use websockets rather than using kinesis? Or can Kinesis be configured to be just about as fast? Many thanks for your response, and I enjoyed your videos. I've seen several of them now.
Hi, Marcia. First, thank you for your great explanation!. I would like to ask you If you 've had duplicate message using standard queue and lambda as multiple consumer.
Thanks for the video, it is really helpful. There is one thing I want to ask. I can push a message to an SNS topic from different lambda functions or EC2 instances. Are you sure that SNS topics are 1 -> Many? There can be many different message sources to a topic.
very useful examples, but you know what would help even more? create small workflow diagrams, so it makes these concepts easier to understand for visual people. for example, this is something that I like on Be A Better Dev channel, he takes time to create these diagrams/flows and it's so much better to understand the architecture and follow it as he goes into details.
If you can add real time example and put it on a chart or something it will be easy to understand. I was hearing your lecture but getting lost in the middle. Example always help. Otherwise very good job.
Hi, Marcia. First, thank you for your great explanation!. I would like to ask you If you 've had duplicate message using standard queue and lambda as multiple consumer.
Awesome explanation! This is exactly what I have been looking for.
That clarity in explaining is just simple amazing. Long live Marcia
Thanks, simple, logical explanation of use cases.👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Would love to see an overview on Apache Pulsar
Great talk Thank you
Excelent like ever Marcia
thanks
Yes, great video! Very clear, on the point explanation. In just 20min I really got to know everything I needed to know, to understand what each service does, what their differences are, how they can work together within a micro service/serverless architecture, etc. Thank you!
Happy to hear that you enjoy it 🌸
Perfect as always
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks! I finally understood what all these event services are for. Great explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
You are an awesome teacher, made is so simple to understand. Thank you very much
You're very welcome!
Really good video, very good explanations and examples. Subscribing!
Welcome aboard!
Great Topic.
Gracias Marcia!!
Many thanks, pure gold!
Glad it helped!
Hi. Great video. Quick question for you: if I have an application that processes real-time data, is it going to be a lot faster if I just use websockets rather than using kinesis? Or can Kinesis be configured to be just about as fast? Many thanks for your response, and I enjoyed your videos. I've seen several of them now.
Great Video
You're a legend !!
great video
Thanks!
Muchas gracias senorita Marcia
This is great! Thanks.
Hi, Marcia. First, thank you for your great explanation!. I would like to ask you If you 've had duplicate message using standard queue and lambda as multiple consumer.
Thank u very useful information 👍 It would be awesome that u could explain more services and use cases to us.
Thanks for the video, it is really helpful. There is one thing I want to ask. I can push a message to an SNS topic from different lambda functions or EC2 instances. Are you sure that SNS topics are 1 -> Many? There can be many different message sources to a topic.
you can have one event source and multiple targets. aws.amazon.com/sns/features/
very useful examples, but you know what would help even more? create small workflow diagrams, so it makes these concepts easier to understand for visual people. for example, this is something that I like on Be A Better Dev channel, he takes time to create these diagrams/flows and it's so much better to understand the architecture and follow it as he goes into details.
En español deberia haber sido, seria bueno que lo lances en español tambien
anotado :)
If you can add real time example and put it on a chart or something it will be easy to understand. I was hearing your lecture but getting lost in the middle. Example always help. Otherwise very good job.
Hi, Marcia. First, thank you for your great explanation!. I would like to ask you If you 've had duplicate message using standard queue and lambda as multiple consumer.
that is why your functions should always be idempotent.
distributed system need to be able to handle duplicated messages