Hey Raj, you are awesome. This is so fantastic session. Can you please cover most such designs? We can learn a lot from this. Already learned a lot from your Udemy courses.
Thanks Raj, your videos are straight to the point and simple enough to understand. Cheers for the great content. Step functions are highly underrated, would be great to see your videos on it as well.
Hey Raj! Thanks for the informative and awesome content. Q: Would you prefer Step functions (Dynamic parallelism) or making use of "Parallel Processing in Python with AWS Lambda". I would be interested to know which is better and why : )
Hi Raj another great informative video. .. . Similar to serverless architecture patterns it would be really helpful to have video on comman architecture patterns involving EMR , EC2 etc Thanks for all the knowledge sharing
Hi Raj , you are doing awesome knowledge-sharing work , thanks!! one use case needs to support, can provide details for it how we can support it? One SOURCE SAAS platform support webhook and bulk fetch data for IoT events Capture above events in TARGET SAAS platform using AWS SNS or SQS and Kafa Note we need to support strict ordering while processing of incoming IoT events Appreciate, if you provide some input here thanks !!!
If it's just one queue then publish to the SQS queue. If it's one to many, then use the code to publish just once to SNS, and then fanout to multiple queues like shown in the video.
Hi, I am getting started on my cloud journey and i really appreciate your content. However i have a question : The design #3, if lambda is throttled, and the producer continually produces at a higher pace than the lambda throttling, wouldn't the queue just keep growing ? Thank you
Thanks for watching, I am glad you found the video useful. You can scale up the consumer lambda by setting batch size and concurrency. Watch this deep dive - ruclips.net/video/LzFuXvhA5xk/видео.html . Even, after that if you hit limits you can create a parallel SQS queue with another consumer.
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Hey Raj, you are awesome. This is so fantastic session. Can you please cover most such designs? We can learn a lot from this. Already learned a lot from your Udemy courses.
Thanks for sharing , awesome and to the point !
Thanks Raj, your videos are straight to the point and simple enough to understand. Cheers for the great content. Step functions are highly underrated, would be great to see your videos on it as well.
Thanks Bitter Lime for kind words and suggestion. I will do some videos on Step Functions in near future!
Another fantastic video Raj! You made it crisp and clear, in 12 mins!. Others stretch similar topics for atleast 30 mins 🙂.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words.
Great. this type of videos are very helpful in designing good architectures for beginners like me.Many thanks
Thanks Rohan for the kind words. I am happy you found this video useful.
Thanks for information. Can you please explain in design 5 what is the best practice to handle latency because of lambda cold start?
Hey Raj! Thanks for the informative and awesome content.
Q: Would you prefer Step functions (Dynamic parallelism) or making use of "Parallel Processing in Python with AWS Lambda". I would be interested to know which is better and why : )
If possible, pls do another video for step function callback to api. 😊
Will do for sure Swapnil. Thanks for watching and suggesting.
Hi Raj another great informative video. .. . Similar to serverless architecture patterns it would be really helpful to have video on comman architecture patterns involving EMR , EC2 etc Thanks for all the knowledge sharing
Great suggestion! I will keep this in mind for future videos. Thanks for watching
can we add firehose stream in those cases ?
or throttling is still a problem in that scenario. Thanks :D
Thanks Raj, the udemy courses seem unavailable
Finding it very useful Rajdeep, thanks, can you please tell me from which Udemy course this video belongs to?
Thanks vinod. Here is the course - www.udemy.com/course/aws-serverless-a-complete-guide/?couponCode=LEARNCLOUDNOW
@@cloudwithraj thanks
What app do you use for the screen handwriting ? Thank you for the videos !
Screen handwriting as in slides? I use google slides
Excellent..
Thanks Arivu!
Hi Raj , you are doing awesome knowledge-sharing work , thanks!!
one use case needs to support, can provide details for it how we can support it?
One SOURCE SAAS platform support webhook and bulk fetch data for IoT events
Capture above events in TARGET SAAS platform using AWS SNS or SQS and Kafa
Note we need to support strict ordering while processing of incoming IoT events
Appreciate, if you provide some input here thanks !!!
why cant the message be published directly TO SQS, instead of SNS-> SQS?
If it's just one queue then publish to the SQS queue. If it's one to many, then use the code to publish just once to SNS, and then fanout to multiple queues like shown in the video.
Hi, I am getting started on my cloud journey and i really appreciate your content.
However i have a question :
The design #3, if lambda is throttled, and the producer continually produces at a higher pace than the lambda throttling, wouldn't the queue just keep growing ?
Thank you
Thanks for watching, I am glad you found the video useful. You can scale up the consumer lambda by setting batch size and concurrency. Watch this deep dive - ruclips.net/video/LzFuXvhA5xk/видео.html . Even, after that if you hit limits you can create a parallel SQS queue with another consumer.
@@cloudwithraj Thanks for the answer. I will have a look at it
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