Top 5 Architecture Blog Posts for Q1 2021
AWS Architecture BlogTop 5 Architecture Blog Posts for Q1 2021by Bonnie McClure | on13 APR 2021| inArchitecture,Top Posts|Permalink|ShareThe goal of theAWS Architecture Blogis to highlight best practices and provide architectural guidance. We publish thought leadership pieces that encourage readers to discover other technical documentation such assolutions and managed solutions,other AWS blogs,videos,reference architectures, whitepapers, and guides,training and certification,case studies, and theAWS Architecture Monthly Magazine. We welcome your contributions!Field Notesis a series of posts within the Architecture Blog channel that provides hands-on technical guidance from AWS Solutions Architects, consultants, and technical account managers based on their experiences in the field solving real-world business problems for customers.A big thank you to you, our readers, for spending time on our blog this past quarter. Of course, we wouldn’t have content for you to read without our hard-working AWS Solutions Architects and other blog post writers either, so thank you to them as well! Without further ado, the following five posts were the top Architecture Blog and Field Notes blog posts published in Q1 (January through March 2021).Honorable Mention:Scaling Up a Serverless Web Crawler and Search Engineby Jack StevensonWith only 10 views less than the post in slot 5, this post deserves a slot on our leaderboard. In this post, Jack explores ways to run crawler jobs in parallel and scale a web crawler using AWS Step Functions.#5:Field Notes: How FactSet Uses ‘microAccounts’ to Reduce Developer Friction and Maintain Security at Scaleby Tarik Makota, Amit Borulkar, Nathan Goodman, Guarav Jain, Daniel CordesIn this post, Tarik and Amit partner with customerFactSetto describe their “microAccounts approach,” where each AWS account is allocated for one project and is owned by a single team. This approach provides FactSet with the ability to operate according to specific needs of different teams and projects in the enterprise.#4:Zurich Spain: Managing Millions of Documents with AWSby Miguel Guillot, Jesus Bernal, Oscar GaliIn this post, Miguel and Jesus partner withZurich Spainto explain their transition from on-site infrastructure to AWS. This streamlined management of their underlying infrastructure resulted in a 65% run cost reduction, improved performance, and enablement of AWS analytical services.#3:Building Multi-Partner Integration on AWS Using Event-Driven Architectureby Vivek KantIn this post, Vivek offers a solution based onEvent Driven Architecture (EDA)on AWS with Reactive design to integrate the large number of partners inFinserv MARKETS.#2:Micro-Frontend Architectures on AWSby Bryant BostIn this post, Bryant shows you how to build micro-frontend architecture that simplifies the process of building complex frontend applications, allowing you to manage small, independent components.#1:Using Route 53 Private Hosted Zones for Cross-Account Multi-Region Architecturesby Anandprasanna Gaitonde and John BickleIn this post, Anandprasanna and John show how hybrid cloud environments can utilize the features of Route 53 Private Hosted Zones to allow for scalability and high availability for business applications.Thank You!Thanks again to all our readers and blog post writers! We look forward to continuing to learn and build amazing things together in 2021.Other posts in this seriesTop 5 Architecture Blog Posts for Q1 2021Top 5 Architecture Blog Posts for Q2 2021Top 5 Architecture Blog Posts for Q3 2021TAGS:Field Notes,Top 5Bonnie McClureBonnie is an editor specializing in creating accessible, engaging content for all audiences and platforms. She is dedicated to delivering comprehensive editorial guidance to provide a seamless user experience. When she's not advocating for the Oxford comma, you can find her spending time with her two large dogs, practicing her sewing skills, or testing out new recipes in the kitchen.
The goal of the AWS Architecture Blog is to highlight best practices and provide architectural guidance. We publish thought leadership pieces that encourage readers to discover other technical documentation such as solutions and managed solutions, other AWS blogs, videos, reference architectures, whitepapers, and guides, training and certification, case studies, and the AWS Architecture Monthly Magazine. […]
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