Talking through the 5 Serverless Architecture Layers in detail, this time covering the Data Layer in part 4. —

Example of enabling legacy systems and 3rd parties to publish and consume events to/from your Amazon EventBridge central event bus; with supporting code repository written in TypeScript and the AWS CDK. —

Part 2 of using hexagonal architectures in our Serverless solutions to ensure clean separation of code and infrastructure; with examples written in the AWS CDK and TypeScript. —

Using clean code and architectures in our Serverless solutions to ensure clean separation of code and infrastructure; with examples written in the AWS CDK and TypeScript. —

How to use AWS SAM and AWS CDK together in serverless development to quickly push code changes to the cloud, and easily tail the live cloud logs as we test; with example code repo and visuals. —

Breaking down the tough parts of Serverless when getting started, and also what makes it so great once we overcome the initial learning curve; including descriptions and visuals. — Introduction This is a relatively small and quick post on my own recent musings about where we are with Serverless technologies in 2022; including the parts that people typically find tough when starting out, and the great parts once we have burst through that early learning curve (The ‘Serverless Dunning-Kruger effect’…

Adding Amazon EventBridge event schema validation using OpenAPI 3.0 data types, patterns (regexes), min and max values etc, with code examples using TypeScript and the AWS CDK —

Example use case of populating ordered event-driven domain read stores using the ‘flexible domain events’ pattern, with code examples in the AWS CDK and TypeScript —

Talking through the 5 Serverless Architecture Layers in detail, this time covering the Domain Layer in part 3. —