Udemy – AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns & Best Practices 2025-4

• AWS Lambda,
• AWS DynamoDB,
• AWS API Gateway,
• AWS EventBridge,
• AWS SQS, which stands for Simple Queue Service,
• AWS CDK stands for Cloud Development Kit for IaC – Infrastructure as Code tool and
• AWS CloudWatch for monitoring.

This course will be 100% hands-on and you will be developing a real-world application that includes:

• REST API and CRUD endpoints using (AWS Lambda, API Gateway)
• Data persistence using (AWS DynamoDB)
• Decouple microservices with events using (AWS EventBridge)
• Message queues for cross communication using (AWS SQS)
• Cloud stack development with IaC using (AWS CloudFormation CDK)

At the end of the course, you will learn how to develop reliable and scalable serverless applications following the microservices architecture. We will develop event-driven microservices with AWS serverless services, which naturally come with available cloud power and high scalability. Of course, we follow serverless design patterns and best practices when developing our e-commerce event-driven microservice application. There are several microservices that implement e-commerce modules on product, cart, and order microservices. We will use the AWS Lambda service as a microservice and use the power of Lambda functions. And this microservice database stores AWS DynamoDB NoSQL databases. And also in the design of serverless microservice communication for synchronous and asynchronous communication using AWS API Gateway, AWS EventBridge as Eventbus and AWS SQS as a queue service, we have followed communication patterns and best practices. This means that we design our architecture based on asynchronous connections, which gives us a much more flexible and flexible application. We will use

• AWS API Gateway -for- Restful API – oriented development and concurrent event resources
• AWS EventBridge -for- Event – directed asynchronous communication between microservices
• AWS SQS -for- Microservices isolation and event processing asynchronously using queues

This course introduces a microservices-oriented architecture to the AWS serverless world using event-driven patterns and best practices. So this project will be an e-commerce application that will have completely serverless components. At the end of this course, you will learn how to design and develop event-driven AWS microservices using server patterns and best practices. This course will be 100% hands-on and we will develop all the infrastructure and microservice code together step by step.

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