Modern Applications deployed in the cloud are based on serverless or microservices architectures, and they are typically fine-grained, distributed, and interconnected.

It's perfectly normal to represent those systems as a diagram consisting of more or fewer lines and boxes. Lines (connections between boxes representing components) impose important functional and non-functional characteristics of the systems, such as scalability, availability, and coupling.

In this session, you will learn how serverless and application integration tools available in the AWS cloud make those connections explicit, automatable, and manageable. In other words, you will learn why lines (integrations) are just as important as boxes (components).

Category: Cross-cutting (architecture / development)
Level: 200 (intermediate)
Audience: Software Architect; Software Engineer; Quality Engineer