AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Developing Checkout Basket Function with EventBridge Cli

The video tutorial covers the use of the Eventbrite client with SDK packages, focusing on best practices for interacting with the Amazon event page. It guides through implementing a Lambda function using AWS SDK, creating a Node JS module for the Eventbrite client, and developing a checkout basket function with API integration. The tutorial emphasizes following AWS documentation and best practices to optimize performance and reduce costs.

What is the primary purpose of using the Eventbrite client SDK packages in the context of the video?

• To manage user authentication

• To interact with the Amazon event page

• To create a user interface

• To handle database operations

Which AWS service is referred to as the legacy name for the event page?

• Amazon RDS

• Amazon CloudWatch

• Amazon EC2

• Amazon S3

What is the first step in the development best practices for interacting with the event page?

• Developing the actual method

• Creating a Node.js module for the event-based client object

• Sending put event commands

• Configuring the API Gateway

Why is it considered a best practice to create connections before the Lambda handler method execution?

• To increase the execution time

• To reduce the concurrency of Lambda

• To complicate the code structure

• To avoid using SDK packages

What is the role of the API Gateway in the basket microservices architecture?

• To manage database connections

• To handle user authentication

• To trigger the basket microservices

• To store user data

What is the expected payload when invoking the Basket Checkout API method?

• Only the username

• Username and basket items

• Username and password

• Only the basket ID

What is the purpose of publishing an event to the event page in the basket microservices?

• To authenticate users

• To start the ordering process

• To update the user interface

• To delete user data