How to Manage Your First 10 Million Users
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How to design AWS architectures to handle the first 10 million users by using proven patterns: building highly scalable applications with caching and distributed databases, and infrastructure strategies that absorb rapid growth so you can meet demand without rebuilding.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:31Base architecture for 1K users
- 6:27Modern frontend deployment
- 8:55Backend hosting choice
- 11:44Backend optimization with App Runner
- 12:25Relational database choice
- 15:16First challenges at 10K users
- 16:18Frontend optimization at scale
- 17:00Backend scalability with Fargate
- 18:05Database optimization with cache
- 20:53Scaling to 1M users
- 21:56Moving to microservices
- 23:20Beyond 10M users
- 24:24Conclusion
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