Spring Boot with the Amazon Web Services SDK: Interacting with Core Services
summary
Overview of building microservice architectures on AWS using Spring Boot and community Spring starters, comparing Russian cloud providers' capabilities. Covers configuring Spring Cloud AWS, integrating AWS Secrets Manager, connecting Spring to Amazon Aurora, pros and cons of self-managed services, and local testing with AWS service simulation via LocalStack.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:11About the speaker
- 3:37Why AWS and outlook
- 5:41Hardware issues and sanctions
- 7:10Typical app architecture
- 12:32Connecting RDS
- 17:57Using Secrets Manager
- 19:45AWS message brokers
- 23:49Storing files in S3
- 25:58Working with DynamoDB
- 27:48Local dev and testing
- 31:43Setting up LocalStack
- 33:51AWS alternatives and migration
- 38:55Risks and recommendations
- 39:17Conclusion
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