The document discusses implementing an event-driven architecture using events instead of synchronous APIs. It explains that events decouple services by allowing them to communicate asynchronously through a centralized event routing system. This loose coupling makes services more independent and resilient, as failures in downstream services do not block upstream ones. It also improves scalability and maintainability by reducing dependencies between services. The document provides examples to illustrate how an event-driven system has less coupling between producers and consumers compared to a synchronous API approach.
This document provides an overview and agenda for an AWS webinar on AWS Glue. It introduces AWS Glue as a fully managed and serverless ETL service that can manage metadata for various data sources. The webinar will cover the background of AWS Glue, its key features including being serverless and enabling secure development in notebooks, use cases, pricing, and a conclusion. It also provides details on the components and functions of AWS Glue like the data catalog, orchestration, and serverless engines.
- The document discusses Amazon Redshift, a cloud data warehouse service from AWS.
- It provides an overview of Redshift's architecture and how it has evolved over time, including the addition of new instance types.
- It also discusses how Redshift can be used with Amazon S3 as a data lake, through features like Redshift Spectrum, to enable analytics on both data warehouse and lake storage.
This document provides information about an AWS webinar on AWS CodeStar and AWS CodePipeline held on November 11, 2020. It includes an agenda that covers the need for CI/CD, an overview of AWS CodeStar features, an overview of AWS CodePipeline features, common questions, and a conclusion. The presenter is Hiroki Yamaguchi from Amazon Web Services Japan. Attendees can ask questions during the webinar.
The document provides information about an AWS webinar on AWS Systems Manager presented by Solutions Architect Kayoko Ishibashi. It includes an agenda for the webinar covering an overview of AWS Systems Manager, demonstrations of key features like resource groups, inventory, automation, and security best practices. The webinar aims to help participants understand the overall capabilities of AWS Systems Manager and how it can be used to securely manage and operate AWS environments and hybrid environments at scale.
AWS Japan YouTube 公式チャンネルでライブ配信された 2022年4月26日の AWS Developer Live Show 「Infrastructure as Code 談議 2022」 の資料となります。 当日の配信はこちら からご確認いただけます。
https://youtu.be/ed35fEbpyIE
This document provides an overview and agenda for an AWS webinar on AWS Glue. It introduces AWS Glue as a fully managed and serverless ETL service that can manage metadata for various data sources. The webinar will cover the background of AWS Glue, its key features including being serverless and enabling secure development in notebooks, use cases, pricing, and a conclusion. It also provides details on the components and functions of AWS Glue like the data catalog, orchestration, and serverless engines.
- The document discusses Amazon Redshift, a cloud data warehouse service from AWS.
- It provides an overview of Redshift's architecture and how it has evolved over time, including the addition of new instance types.
- It also discusses how Redshift can be used with Amazon S3 as a data lake, through features like Redshift Spectrum, to enable analytics on both data warehouse and lake storage.
This document provides information about an AWS webinar on AWS CodeStar and AWS CodePipeline held on November 11, 2020. It includes an agenda that covers the need for CI/CD, an overview of AWS CodeStar features, an overview of AWS CodePipeline features, common questions, and a conclusion. The presenter is Hiroki Yamaguchi from Amazon Web Services Japan. Attendees can ask questions during the webinar.
The document provides information about an AWS webinar on AWS Systems Manager presented by Solutions Architect Kayoko Ishibashi. It includes an agenda for the webinar covering an overview of AWS Systems Manager, demonstrations of key features like resource groups, inventory, automation, and security best practices. The webinar aims to help participants understand the overall capabilities of AWS Systems Manager and how it can be used to securely manage and operate AWS environments and hybrid environments at scale.
AWS Japan YouTube 公式チャンネルでライブ配信された 2022年4月26日の AWS Developer Live Show 「Infrastructure as Code 談議 2022」 の資料となります。 当日の配信はこちら からご確認いただけます。
https://youtu.be/ed35fEbpyIE
The document appears to be a presentation from the Developers Summit 2019 hosted by DENSO Corporation. It discusses DENSO's initiatives in IT and digital innovation. The presentation was given by Yoshiei Sato and Susumu Tomita from DENSO's Digital Innovation, Engineering Research & Development department. The document contains technical details and diagrams related to software development, data processing, and connected vehicle technologies.
This document discusses Amazon S3 and Glacier storage services. It provides an overview of S3 and Glacier, including how they are used to store and retrieve objects, their scalability and availability features, and pricing and billing models. The document also compares S3 and Glacier and how they are suited for different storage needs based on access frequency and cost.
This document summarizes a presentation on machine learning given by Masaki Samejima at the 2019 Developers Summit. The presentation covered topics including computer vision models and frameworks, model serving, AutoML, and hardware for machine learning. Key frameworks discussed were MXNet, Gluon, PyTorch, TensorFlow and ONNX. The document also provided examples of computer vision tasks like classification, detection and segmentation as well as generative models.
This document discusses gumi's infrastructure and services. It describes moving from 20 app servers to 90, scaling out Aurora from 3 to 11 instances, and increasing Redis instances from 1 to 14. The document also outlines gumi's approach to using AWS services like S3, CloudFront, Aurora, and Redis across public, private and management network segments.