AWS re:Invent 2023 - Navigating the journey to serverless event-driven architecture (API303)

Serverless event-driven architectures (EDAs) are a powerful approach to building software systems that can help businesses respond quickly and adapt to changing business conditions with agility. In this session, learn about the journey businesses undertake when adopting EDAs, from initial design and implementation to ongoing operation and maintenance. The session highlights the many benefits EDAs can offer organizations and focuses on areas of EDA that are challenging and often overlooked. Through a combination of patterns, best practices, and practical tips, this session provides a comprehensive overview of the opportunities and challenges of implementing EDAs and helps you understand how you can utilize them to drive business success.
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[@samuelaniogbu5089]

David, you're awesome 😎. Thank you aws 💯. Just got started with EDA and this already set me off on the right direction.

[@devopmh]

I have gained valuable knowledge during this talk. Thank you for your time and insights.

[@hrcoding]

This is by far one of the greatest talks I've seen this year. But is it my idea or the guy kinda looks and talks like Jack Whitehall haha

[@Braaaiiinsss]

This is the most useful talk for me from this year

[@daveboyne]

Hey! Speaker here, glad you enjoyed the talk. Thanks for the feedback

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you! 😊 ☁️ 💻