Let's do AWS whiteboard sessions – I'll review your architecture, live

[budilov]

Hey guys if you're interested in AWS & tech in general subscribe to my YouTube channel. I'll be talking about system design/solutions architecture with a huge concentration on AWS. I already have a couple of videos there.

I will be releasing a video every week so if you have a topic you'd like me to dive-deep into let me know. I'd also be interested in having tech discussions with field professionals -- I can whiteboard and architect solutions based on your requirements. Subscribe and reach out!

https://www.youtube.com/VladimirBudilov

Here's one I did recently on the topic of Serverless Photo Recognition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIdJz7VnP58

P.S. This isn't sponsored by AWS and all of the opinions are my own. P.P.S. Here's my LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vbudilov/

[blzaugg]

I'd like to see some general best practices/architecture. Something that would fit a large range of web applications, not just the one I'm making.

For context, below are some details of what I plan to make.

This web application will have: - user provided content - login/sign-up - email notifications (sign-up, user comments, etc) - limited number of users at the beginning (less than 100 per day). But I want it architected in a way that allows me to scale up when the time comes. - Standard web application security patterns - Standard web application performance patterns (load balancers, containers, CDNs, etc) - Secrets will be stored in Vault (or similar)

My planned full-stack is: - Vue - Vuetify - PWA - SSR - Apollo GraphQL + Hasura + PostgreSQL - Node or Python

[budilov]

I agree, this is somewhat standard. Maybe I'll do a quick video on the architecture to use for something like that.

BTW I created something similar and wrote about it here: https://medium.com/@budilov/create-a-serverless-data-lake-on...

Although I also created a Data Lake so there's additional info there.

[budilov]

Does this suffice? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHJzO5IQCw0

[tornato7]

Can I give you some really ridiculous hypothetical requirements to examine?

[budilov]

of course

[_fourzerofour]

Understanding an AWS stack for real time stream processing would be fantastic.