Building Event-Driven Architectures on AWS
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Event-driven architecture is key to unlocking the power of cloud computing. In this workshop we’ll cover the basics of event-driven design, using examples built with Amazon EventBridge, Amazon SNS, Amazon SQS, AWS Lambda and more. You will learn how to choose the right AWS service for the job and how to optimise for both cost and performance. Through hands-on practice, this workshop will give you the skills to integrate event-driven design patterns into your own applications.
For those that may finish early, we will make a second workshop available: Data Protection in Event-Driven Architectures. This workshop dives deep into AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS), encrypting data at rest and enforcing least privilege using customer managed keys (CMKs), key policies and resource policies for serverless workloads.
This is a Level 300 workshop, so some basic knowledge on cloud computing (but not necessarily on the services involved) is assumed. We will kick off the session with a briefing on the services you will encounter and there will be plenty of volunteer Solutions Architects in attendance to assist.
Resources
It is a hands-on workshop so you will need your own laptop/charger. Other than a browser, there are no software requirements. A temporary AWS sandbox will be provided to you.
Time and Place
1pm to 4pm on Thursday, 9th November AWS Perth Offices, Level 9, 240 St. George’s Terrace
Please arrive a few minutes early for signing in.
Optionally, volunteers will be available until 5pm for those that wish to put in some extra time on the workshop.
CloudCraft Workshop Series
CloudCraft Workshops are brought to you by the Perth AWS User Group, with the support of our sponsors and AWS. The workshop series is run in addition to our monthly meetups and provides an opportunity for our members to gain hands-on experience with AWS under the guidance of expert volunteers.
RSVP
RSVP via the event page at Meetup.com.
Refreshments provided from 5.30pm with the presentation starting at 6pm.