Building Event-Driven Architecture with AWS Lambda and S3

Building Event-Driven Architecture with AWS Lambda and S3
Building Event-Driven Architecture with AWS Lambda and S3

CLOUD LABS



Building Event-Driven Architecture with AWS Lambda and S3

In this lab, you’ll build an event-driven product summary system using EventBridge, SQS, S3, and Lambda. This challenge-based exercise is designed for hands-on practice; step-by-step instructions will not be provided.

1 Task

intermediate

1hr 30m

Certificate of Completion

Desktop OnlyDevice is not compatible.
No Setup Required
Amazon Web Services

Technologies
EventBridge logoEventBridge
Lambda logoLambda
S3 logoS3
SQS logoSQS
Cloud Lab Overview

Event-driven architecture (EDA) in AWS is a design pattern in which components communicate through events. This allows systems to be loosely coupled, scalable, and reactive. EDA enables services to respond automatically to state changes, promoting asynchronous workflows and improving modularity and flexibility in application design.

In this Challenge Cloud Lab, you’ll build a serverless, event-driven product categorization and summary system using AWS services. The goal is to process a batch of product data, route each product by category, and generate a separate summary file for each category containing the total price of products in that category.

Building an event-driven product categorization and summary system using AWS services
Building an event-driven product categorization and summary system using AWS services

AWS services you’ll be tested on:

  • Amazon EventBridge

  • AWS Lambda

  • Amazon SQS

  • Amazon S3

Cloud Lab Tasks
Implement Event-Driven Architecture
Labs Rules Apply
Stay within resource usage requirements.
Do not engage in cryptocurrency mining.
Do not engage in or encourage activity that is illegal.
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