Event driven Architecture AWS | Stream S3 event data to Kinesis | Ingest data with Lambda & DynamoDB

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In this video, I have discussed Event Driven Architecture using AWS services.
Event-driven architecture is a software design pattern that involves building systems that respond to and process events as they occur, rather than relying on a more traditional request/response model. AWS provides several services and tools that support event-driven architectures.
One key service in AWS for event-driven architectures is AWS Lambda. With Lambda, you can write functions that are triggered by events, such as changes to data in an Amazon S3 bucket, updates to an Amazon DynamoDB table, or messages in an Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) topic. When the event occurs, Lambda automatically runs the function code and processes the event data.
Another useful service for event-driven architectures is Amazon EventBridge, which provides a serverless event bus that makes it easy to connect different applications and services. With EventBridge, you can define rules that specify which events should be sent to which targets, such as AWS Lambda functions, Amazon Kinesis streams, or Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) queues.
Other AWS services that can be used in an event-driven architecture include Amazon Simple Workflow Service (SWF), which provides a way to coordinate the execution of distributed workflows, and Amazon SQS, which provides a managed message queue service.
Overall, AWS provides a range of services that support event-driven architectures, making it easy to build scalable, reliable, and responsive systems that can handle large volumes of data and events.
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[@waseembari2125]

Really awesome video .I have been looking for such video from very long time, Please do keep up the good work. I really appreciate your good work to the IT community

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So nice of you

[@sampath853]

sir, awesome videos please come up with more such videos on AWS.

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[@pupun813]

Very nice explanation

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Thanks for liking

[@waseembari2125]

Hi One quick question how did you generate the python code on 15:17 video time stamp

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You will find the link in description box of the video. Here you go: github.com/nspacer/eventDrivenArchitectureP1/blob/main/parseEvent.py