Marko • 2/15/2019

AWS Serverless Common Mistakes – Architecture (2/7)

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This article is the second part of a series on common AWS serverless mistakes, focusing on architecture. It discusses key design principles such as building small, single-purpose functions (microservices/nanoservices) and designing systems for failure in distributed environments. It covers error handling, idempotency, and considerations for Lambda's execution model, particularly with Node.js.

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