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How to Build a High-Scale Product Search and Catalog Platform on AWS with OpenSearch, DynamoDB, SQS, and EventBridge
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How to Build a High-Scale Product Search and Catalog Platform on AWS with OpenSearch, DynamoDB, SQS, and EventBridge

Learn a high-scale AWS search and catalog architecture with OpenSearch, DynamoDB, EventBridge, Redis, SQS, and asynchronous indexing.
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How to Build a Modern AWS Data Lake for Operational and Business Analytics with S3, Glue, Athena, Kinesis, and EventBridge
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How to Build a Modern AWS Data Lake for Operational and Business Analytics with S3, Glue, Athena, Kinesis, and EventBridge

Build a modern AWS data lake architecture with S3, Kinesis, EventBridge, Glue, Athena, Step Functions, and cost-efficient analytics.
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Designing an Active-Active Global Collaboration Platform on AWS with API Gateway, EKS, DynamoDB Global Tables, and EventBridge
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Designing an Active-Active Global Collaboration Platform on AWS with API Gateway, EKS, DynamoDB Global Tables, and EventBridge

Design an active-active collaboration platform on AWS with EKS, API Gateway, Route 53, Redis, EventBridge, SQS, and DynamoDB global tables.
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How to Build a Hyper-Scale Serverless API Platform on AWS with API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, and CloudFront
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How to Build a Hyper-Scale Serverless API Platform on AWS with API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, and CloudFront

Build a hyper-scale serverless API platform on AWS using API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudFront, SQS, and EventBridge with production patterns.
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Lambda Cold Start Profiling: Find Exactly What Is Slow With LLRT and Init Tracing
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Lambda Cold Start Profiling: Find Exactly What Is Slow With LLRT and Init Tracing

Total cold start time is not enough — you need to know which import, module, or connection is responsible for each millisecond. LLRT benchmarks, X-Ray init tracing, and lazy loading reveal the exact bottleneck.
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Lambda Container Images vs ZIP: When Containers Win and When They Do Not
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Lambda Container Images vs ZIP: When Containers Win and When They Do Not

Lambda container images up to 10GB unlock PyTorch, large binaries, and custom runtimes impossible with ZIP. But ECR layer caching changes cold start behavior in ways most teams misunderstand. Here is when containers win.
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Step Functions Express Workflows: Orchestrate Lambda at 100K Events Per Second
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Step Functions Express Workflows: Orchestrate Lambda at 100K Events Per Second

Step Functions Express Workflows run at 100K+ executions/second at $0.000001 per state transition — 25,000x cheaper than Standard at scale. The right orchestration layer for high-volume Lambda event processing and ETL pipelines.
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Provisioned vs Reserved vs SnapStart Concurrency: Which Lambda Control to Use When
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Provisioned vs Reserved vs SnapStart Concurrency: Which Lambda Control to Use When

Provisioned Concurrency eliminates cold starts at $14/month per unit. SnapStart gives 96% of that benefit for Java at zero cost. Reserved Concurrency prevents throttling but does not warm instances. Here is exactly when to use each.
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Lambda in VPC Without the 10-Second Cold Start: The Fix Most Teams Missed
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Lambda in VPC Without the 10-Second Cold Start: The Fix Most Teams Missed

Lambda VPC cold starts used to add 10 seconds. AWS fixed this with Hyperplane ENIs in 2019 — but most teams still configure VPC in ways that break the optimization. Here is what actually works.
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Lambda Extensions API: Build Custom Monitoring Without Touching Application Code
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Lambda Extensions API: Build Custom Monitoring Without Touching Application Code

Lambda Extensions are sidecar processes that run in the same execution environment as your function. They power Datadog, New Relic, and HashiCorp Vault integrations. Here is how to build your own.
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