Building real-life asynchronous architectures | Serverless Office Hours
Find out from the experts how to build real-world, event-driven, asynchronous architectures.
Solutions Architects, Anton Aleksandrov and Dhiraj Mahapatro, take you through two use-cases they have worked on to help you understand how EDA and async work in the real-world.
Find out how to "think" async and how choreography can help. Learn how to handle transactions and workflows into your architecture with orchestration. See how both of these approaches work together in real-life examples from the insurance and security industries.
We are also available to answer any of your serverless questions.
Guests: Anton Aleksandrov / antonal80 / antonal80
Dhiraj Mahapatro / dhirajmahapatro , / dmahapatro
Host: Julian Wood / julian_wood / julianrwood
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Stream links:
Building a modern, event-driven application for insurance claims processing – Part 1: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/industri...
Building a modern, event-driven application for insurance claims processing – Part 2: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/industri...
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:05 Last Week in AWS Serverless
05:25 Understanding event-driven
13:20 Understanding async in insurance
20:25 Orchestration and choreography
37:45 Security event processing at high scale.