AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Developing SQS Event Source Mapping Polling Invocation o

AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Developing SQS Event Source Mapping Polling Invocation o

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The video tutorial covers the development of a microservice for processing orders using AWS services. It begins with an introduction to event source mapping and the use of DynamoDB for order storage. The tutorial then delves into the development of SQS invocation, iterating over records, and handling messages to extract checkout requests. The process of creating orders in DynamoDB is explained, followed by finalizing the development and preparing for end-to-end testing of the serverless e-commerce application.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the primary purpose of the event source mapping in the context of the discussed microservices?

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Describe the process of creating an order in the order table using the incoming event.

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What are the external systems mentioned that can be orchestrated during the ordering process?

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Explain how the SQS invocation is implemented in the project.

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What is the significance of iterating over the records in the event object?

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How is the checkout event JSON object structured, and what information does it contain?

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What steps are taken after parsing the body information from the records?

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