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The first part of this series, we try to touch on how to setup "local" development env for integration testing serverless AWS applications engineering.calo.app/effortless-aws… Next parts of the series, we dive deeper on how to improve this workflow and touch on different practices we follow

@VicVijayakumar @Oreshni7 @ArturoEcho Running on us-east-1 for the past 4 years for customers in the GCC, clients hardly notice it even with lambda cold starts

@Oreshni7 @ArturoEcho mes1 to use1 is 165.48ms one way, and that’s just region to region latency. Add in application/db latency and it’s going to be much higher. Probably fine for back office saas, not great for consumer facing applications.

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@boristane Wide event. Do you pass the wideEvent between the layers such as handler -> controller (business layer) and then the controller would be passing it around to the different services that it calls, or just try and add as much context as possible in the controller?

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@CloudPouch Are optimization suggestions not available in the trial version?

it seems like all the problems that software development has can be solved by shifting responsibility to the left, whether it's ownership (building, running, maintaining, infrastructure) or shifting the processes closer to the developer (testing, cost optimization, data mesh,etc)

@theburningmonk When to use an SQS as a DLQ on the EB rule, or on the lambda as failure destination or is it better to "subscribe" an SQS to an EB rule and attach a DLQ on it? In what cases would help me make these choices?

What's the approach that you will take when you have 2+ different process listening to the same event modifying the same #dynamodb item resulting in a TransactionConflict being thrown. Context: User renews. 1 lambda renews the users and the other updates the users balance, etc🤔

@theburningmonk There is no link :o

@alexbdebrie Chpt. 20 example of fetching all brands. Lets say I need to fetch all brands and the list of brands are infinite. How would you model it differently without the use of a singleton item? Would you create a GSI that will be on "type" attribute that holds "brand"?

@_zainabaws hey zainab, can you share your lightning talk in re:invent for this year?

I just published Building Resilient Webhooks with AWS API Gateway and SQS Integration link.medium.com/pNoxZ5o6uFb

having these two types of test makes me the most confident about my code not breaking anything in prod when deployed

... making sure that the item that was supposed to be updated into a specific way in the dynamodb table is verified, and event that an event that we published to SQS actually does exist in the queue.

is it dumb to say that in serverless, there can be two different type of integration tests? one that is all about confirming the way your components should be integrated with each other, and another that is purely business logic testing

@cloudashdev hey, do you guys check your support emails? Have sent a question since 3 days and haven't gotten a reply back. I purchased your product and I need help in setting it up...