Best Practices for Building Enterprise Grade APIs with Amazon API Gateway - AWS Online Tech Talks

[@VishalRaoOnYouTube]

38:52 Tip #3: "Environment, Stages, Versions, Canaries" A few concrete examples of what to do and what not to do would be helpful.

[@danielpapukchiev3754]

I am creating serverless back-ends for 2 years now and I still learned a lot! It would be awesome to have a slightly bigger production like project in several languages that can be deployed as a serverless stack. This should include some internal architecture with some nice layering and an extensive exploration on infrastructure layers for the respective integrations and finally project structure and deployments including different stages, canaries, multi account deployments and so on. I know what I am asking for is probably too much but there is so many more things to consider when you are creating a serverless service than what can possibly be included in 1 hour. I would definetly be interested in a few day workshop where you can learn and create a production like service which covers actual standards. Possible title: If AWS were to create a complex, fully production-ready serverless service, how would they do it? Never the less, I really enjoyed the talked and learned a lot, thanks!!!

[@sudeepamin5036]

Excellent presentation. The content was concise and precise!! Thank you!!

[@Sam56891]

Can we get practical for all these things

[@oleksandrkulchytskyi5970]

Nice reference!

[@kajkolehmainen7948]

Great presentation!

[@JeffPelton]

Thanks for the talk guys! Love the serverless tools. So many ways to deploy a staging env.. I appreciate the tips.

[@GeorgeMao]

Thanks for joining us! Please ping us if you have any questions.

[@keylllogdark]

 Adam Tatusko 3 months ago Awesome presentation on Amazon API Gateway. Thank you!   REPLY 

[@JabYoFace]

Step one: use 3scale and OpenShift

[@pulkitkaushik4539]

can we get the ppt ?

[@kisanpakhreen]

Thanks for the talk. really helped me a lot great

[@husainzl]

Good presentation but poor audio quality as usually found with many AWS talks

[@Cenot4ph]

can you understand what he says? Yes? audio is fine

[@rodyatube]

Horrible audio there

[@VishalRaoOnYouTube]

Audio was fine for me. Listening in 2020.