Top Links from Issue #180

How to Implement Circuit Breaker Patterns by Ran Ribenzaft
Microservices architecture has a lot of moving components, and it is distributed in nature. Distributed applications communicate over networks, which are inherently unreliable. Failures are inevitable when your services communicate with external components like databases, APIs, and remote services.

Amazon EventBridge: Event Payload Standards by David Boyne
Amazon EventBridge is a great service that provides a Serverless event bus that allows us to write event driven architectures within AWS. With EventBridge we can consume events from AWS, SaaS providers and even create our own custom events.

The Importance of Proper Serverless API Design
I was troubleshooting a production issue last week. The issue stated that some shared files weren't showing up in our application even though they had been shared multiple times. Seems like a simple enough bug to triage.

AWS Lambda Event Sources and Destination Trigger Services by Mehmet Özkaya
In this article, we are going to learn about AWS Lambda Event Sources and Destination Trigger Services when developing Serverless E-Commerce application. At the end of the article we will be following the Reference Architecture above which is a Real-world Serverless E-commerce application.

[Infographic] HTTP API Gateway from a serverless perspective
Since our latest update, Dashbird also gives you insights into HTTP API Gateway. Let’s look at the differences between REST vs. HTTP; HTTP API Gateway pricing, integrations and monitoring.