AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - AWS Step Functions for Orchestration Order Fulfilment wi

The video tutorial discusses the future development of a serverless ecommerce application using AWS step functions for orchestration and order fulfillment, following the serverless saga pattern. It highlights a real-world example from Taco Bell, which implemented a fully serverless project for order fulfillment. The tutorial explains how to integrate AWS step functions into ecommerce architecture and encourages students to develop their own implementations, share their GitHub repositories, and contribute to the course's extension.

What is the primary purpose of using AWS Step Functions in the serverless e-commerce project?

• To improve database performance

• To enhance user interface design

• To orchestrate long-running processes

• To manage server costs

Which pattern is used alongside AWS Step Functions for order fulfillment in the Taco Bell project?

• Microservices pattern

• CQRS pattern

• Event sourcing pattern

• Saga pattern

What role does the Amazon EventBridge play in the e-commerce architecture?

• It manages user authentication

• It processes payments

• It triggers the step functions

• It stores customer data

What happens after the order fulfillment process is completed in the architecture?

• A notification event is published

• A new order is created

• The user is logged out

• The database is updated

What is the expected outcome of following the course structure for developing the e-commerce application?

• Successful implementation of AWS Step Functions

• Enhanced user interface design

• Improved application security

• Increased server costs