Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - Mapping Microservice Architecture with AWS Serverless S

The video tutorial explores the differences between traditional cloud native and serverless microservices architectures. It begins with an introduction to cloud native methodologies, highlighting their benefits in application development and deployment. The tutorial then delves into the traditional cloud native ecommerce architecture, discussing components like API gateways, microservices, and databases. Following this, the serverless architecture using AWS services is examined, showcasing the use of AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, and other serverless tools. The video concludes by comparing the two architectures, emphasizing the scalability and reliability of serverless solutions.

What is a key benefit of cloud native applications?

• They do not use containerization.

• They are developed without any frameworks.

• They enable rapid development and flexible scaling.

• They require no infrastructure management.

Which tool is commonly used for container orchestration in cloud native microservices?

• AWS Lambda

• Amazon EventBridge

• Docker

• Kubernetes

In serverless architecture, which AWS service is used to handle microservice business logic?

• AWS CloudFormation

• Amazon S3

• AWS Lambda

• Amazon RDS

What type of database is primarily used in the serverless architecture described?

• MySQL

• Oracle Database

• DynamoDB

• SQL Server

Which service is used for centralized logging and monitoring in serverless architecture?

• Amazon S3

• AWS Lambda

• Amazon CloudWatch

• AWS CloudFormation