AWS re:Invent 2022 - Journey to cell-based microservices architecture on AWS for hyperscale (ARC312)

As companies begin reaching hyperscale, moving from monolithic to microservices is important for scalability. Within a microservices architecture, you can break down an application using various decomposition patterns. Apart from scalability, focusing on bulkheading (also known as failure isolation) becomes the top priority.
In order to prevent one single failure of a component from impacting the entire business, various microservices and all their dependencies can be grouped into isolated units called cells. In this session, explore cell-based microservices architectures that provide high availability, scalability, and reliability for hyperscale environments. Walk through how DoorDash has transformed its last-mile delivery platform by utilizing cell-based architecture to support hyperscale growth.
Learn more about AWS re:Invent at go.aws/3ikK4dD.
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[@chatchaikomrangded960]

Great talk!

[@AWSEventsChannel]

🙌 ❤️

[@AshikBanjade]

this is exactly what i needed. Thank you!!

[@FaiazZaman]

Great video !

[@puravupadhyay2961]

Hi, great video. There is a question I have: what about the data? If we're routing between different instances of database how do we achieve data consistency across the cells?

[@awssupport]

Hello there! This would be a great question to engage with our community of developers on re:Post: go.aws/aws-repost. 📮 Also, our official docs may be of some help with your use case: go.aws/3W1T2xY. ^RN

[@Hobbot72]

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