Food Store | System Design using Cloud Platforms | Whats your Architecture? | Tech Primers

[@kappaj01]

Interesting idea to get people started! Comment on the AWS based solution. There was no logging/monitoring provided in the solution. We can use the AWS provided ElasticSearch solution, but that is a bit expensive. It has one serious drawback with the limitations it places on using Kinesis Streams to push data into the system. Using the CloudWatch cron functionality you can trigger the Lambda's directly, no need for going via a queue. Lambda will scale out as load increases, unless you have a huge amount of crons to process, which I highly doubt. API Gateway also provides nice auth integration with Cognito so that you can add security at the API layer already. Keep up the great ideas!

[@TechPrimers]

All great suggestions. Thanks Andre. Hope viewers can benefit from it.

[@swapnilc17]

Thanks a lot for reviewing architecture 👍🏻 Awaiting for another use case.

[@abhijitprusty]

I am newbie to AWS and your arch really helped to understand things

[@adhithyansridhar7046]

Thanks Ajay for reviewing and approving it. You were spot on and decoded almost all of the thoughts I put in into this architecture1.

[@TechPrimers]

Cheers buddy✌🏼

[@abhijitprusty]

I liked the arch you have desinged...amazing thought

[@parthibandhanasekaran6399]

Different architecture designs and very good review on each architecture. I really like this and waiting for next video.

[@rtfp9404]

Nice content and it's good learning point for people like me who is willing to learn system architecture

[@ameerm7894]

Amazing idea and effort. Great

[@VishalRSoni242]

Nice Initiative. One suggestion is that it would be appreciated if you show us a solution prepared from scratch by you in the video with various trade-offs. Thanks.

[@patchipulusunaresh8682]

Interesting, Different architecture designs, Nice review on each architecture and add your architecture also if possible, Thanks Ajay👏

[@madhugopinatharao1]

Very good reviews Ajay. Loved it !

[@ranjithsudhakar9304]

Nice initiative for people to share architecture ideas

[@TechPrimers]

Thanks thala

[@sivarajvelayutham7492]

I really liked Swapnil - AWS and Ayyanar - K8s solutions.... 👌👏👏

[@saurabhmaurya94]

A very interesting idea. Looking forward to more such challenges. And perhaps a general solution from your end after reviewing all the community solutions.

[@ameerm7894]

Yes, good idea

[@anooptiwari2320]

Bhaiya which application you are using to make architecture design

[@TechPrimers]

Google Slides

[@Karmihir]

Nice one lots of learning from these architecture......Expecting more deep drive into these independent areas

[@TechPrimers]

Check Related videos playlist which I have added in the video description. Those will help you in digging deep into those areas

[@foobar7889]

I skipped the cloud foundry solution mid-way through, since I'm not so familiar with it, but I did watch the AWS native solution, as I'm more familiar with Serverless....it seems so much simpler than the Cloud Foundry solution. Is that just due to the lack of observability? Or is it because the infrastructure complexities are abstracted away by AWS?

[@AkashJadhavIT]

Great video, detailed explanation looking forward to see more videos on this topic. Any resources you would suggest to getting started to learn basics of how to design this and components needed?

[@sharma2029]

Superb work 👍

[@azharmobeen]

What is your architecture for the same problem please explain.

[@EddyCaffrey]

Great video. I want to learn more about architecture. How can I start ?

[@TechPrimers]

You need a lot and try most of them, first off you should start by reading this amazing post - medium.com/hackernoon/38-actions-and-insights-to-become-a-better-software-architect-f135e2de9a1b

[@EddyCaffrey]

@@TechPrimers thanks

[@poomivlogs5719]

First Comment!!!!, your way of explanation is really well.

[@TechPrimers]

Thank you Milind. Glad you are able to follow :)

[@abhijitprusty]

amazing...one

[@Chenna83]

Reg: Cloud foundry architecture, already ELK stack for logging but why he included Splunk.?

[@TechPrimers]

Its an OR. You can either use ELK or Splunk

[@TechPrimers]

Also splunk provides more features n is but costly

[@adhithyansridhar7046]

Yes Splunk is bit costly. Suggestion was to use ELK for test env, and splunk for prod env

[@Chenna83]

@@TechPrimers Thank you for clarifying..

[@ravimangalagiri]

@@TechPrimers what tool did he use to draw the diagrams?

[@Karmihir]

When it possible please share Big data and analytics platform architecture with technology stack.

[@Ragulan2808]

Can you make a video about keycloak

[@TechPrimers]

Sure Ragulan will give it a try

[@Ragulan2808]

@@TechPrimers thank you. I am facing problems with secure the rest API and customize the theme. Can you please try it out

[@skillfullSwaroop]

1:00 --> problem describtion 2:33 --> a breif describtion on all solutions provided 3:43 --> Adhithyan solution 9:00 --> swapnil solution

[@sandeepv933]

Nice content.

[@shomer2009]

Thanks for the content.

[@rathnakumar731]

👌👌

[@kartikvaidyanathan1237]

Not sure it’s a good idea to make it serverless. The service needs to be available at all times. It will be expensive to host in on lambdas.

[@sanjayprawat]

I was surprised to see the use of Spring Cloud Data Flow. It's really an amazing piece of technology, but I haven't seen it being used in any project ☹️ Please comment if you know about projects using SCDF.

[@TechPrimers]

It's similar to Apache Airflow. However SCDF uses Spring Batch + Spring Integration - a Spring based ecosystem replacement for Airflow. Generally speaking, we use Spring integration within microservices and Data flow for orchestrating the flow of data between microservices. Spring has evolved along with microservices evolution by creating new and new services under Spring CLoud services :)

[@vivekgupta2587]

The moment you said fault taularent... I understood you are a maloo guy 😀