Best of AWS DynamoDB — 2023

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    Microservices design

    The application is deployed in Amazon ECS as a single service that’s scalable and highly available. As the app has grown, we’ve noticed that content delivery becomes a bottleneck during normal operations. To deal with these issues, we decided to split the app into three microservices: Course Catalog, Content Delivery and Progress Tracking.

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    Biggest scam in software dev? Best Practices.

    CodeOpinion Sponsor: Do you build complex software systems? See how NServiceBus makes it easier to design, build, and manage software systems that use message queues to achieve loose coupling. Get started for free. What’s the biggest scam in tech that is deemed acceptable?

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    McDonald’s Journey to Event-Driven Architecture

    McDonald’s posted behind-the-scenes and how-it-works blog posts detailing their journey to event-driven architecture. They use a custom SDK that retrieves all the event schemas from the registry, just like the producers do.

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    How I replaced Google with ChatGPT

    Elliot Graebert replaced Google with ChatGPT Incorporating AI into his daily engineering workflows. The idea is to start with simple daily use cases and move into more complexity.

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    Introduction to Event-Driven Architectures

    Event-driven architectures utilize events to trigger actions in real time. AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, and API Gateway are key components of this architecture. It offers scalability, flexibility, and real-time responsiveness.

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    MongoDB vs DynamoDB vs Tigris - a NoSQL Database Comparison

    MongoDB vs DynamoDB vs Tigris - a NoSQL Database Comparison. Tigris is an open source NoSQL database and search platform that you can run in any cloud, on your own hardware, or have it managed for you via Tigris Cloud. Here we'll look at how Tigris compares both to MongoDB and DynamoDB.

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