Serverless Architecture: Lambda Triggers and Design Patterns [Part 2]

Written by taavi-rehemagi | Published 2020/09/13
Tech Story Tags: aws-lambda | aws | serverless | tutorial | cloud-computing | amazon-web-services | programming | coding

TLDR This article is part of a series of articles discussing strategies to implement serverless architectural design patterns. We use AWS serverless services to illustrate concepts, but they can be applied in different cloud providers. In the previous article (Part 1) we covered the Aggregator and Data Lake patterns. In today’s article, we’ll continue in the Orchestration & Aggregation category covering the Fan-in/Fan-out and Queue-based load leveling. An entry-point Lambda function receives a big task (or a large list of tasks) and is responsible for handling distribution to multiple processors.via the TL;DR App

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Written by taavi-rehemagi | CEO of Dashbird. 13y experience as a software developer & 5y of building Serverless applications.
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/09/13