AWS re:Invent 2022 - SaaS architecture patterns: From concept to implementation (SAS305-R)

SaaS architecture varies across domains, stacks, and customer requirements. However, there are well-defined patterns that must be addressed by every SaaS solution. Identity, onboarding, tenant isolation, data partitioning, tiering-these are among the patterns that, while implemented differently on AWS stacks and services, are core to most SaaS solutions. In this session, take a detailed look at the landscape of these SaaS patterns. For each one, move from concept to implementation, looking at the permutations of architecture and code that are used to bring these patterns to life with different compute, storage, identity, networking, and management constructs.
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[@alexarzaghi]

One of the best talks on SaaS architecture and multi-tenancy control plane!

[@maddada]

One of the best presentations on multi-tenant architecture that I found. Thank you.

[@amazonwebservices]

That's AWSome to hear! 😀

[@known_fellow5916]

Summary created using ChatGPT , hope it helps . In this talk at AWS re:Invent 2022, Tod Golding, part of the AWS SaaS Factory team, discusses SaaS architecture patterns. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to building a SaaS solution, there are certain patterns that can be valuable reference points for architects and builders. Golding discusses how to categorize these patterns and highlights the importance of management and operations in SaaS. This is a 300-level session and not focused on coding or getting into the weeds of building a specific solution.

[@random-characters4162]

Last sentence is confusing. And it would be cool if this comment can tell about what principles and patterns are there discussed in the vid

[@itsmeshaheryar]

Amazing explanation

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you! 😀