It’s been almost 2 months since we finished to migrate a component that uses RabbitMQ to AWS SQS. The client decided to do that because not because he had problems with RabbitMQ, but because he is working to deprecate self-hosted solutions in favor of managed ones . The first noticed is a higher latency SQS […]
Tag: SQS
Do you use AWS SQS? Then build this tool for critical situations
Being one of the first services launched more than 10 years ago, Simple Queue Service is one the AWS platform pillars. On the same time, being so old, it’s very hard for us to write about this service because most of the topics have already been debated. In fact, long time ago we came up […]
Parallel processing in AWS
Let’s start by imagining the following context: a component produces some information that have to be consumed by multiple other services. Ideally, this could be done in parallel. Also, in case a consumer is not up, the information should be stored somewhere in a buffer until that consumer it’s on again. What would be options […]
Pros and Cons of Spring Cloud AWS
Over the past few years, Spring has become the de facto J2EE framework. For most of the Java developers it could be difficult to plan a new project without using Spring framework. A while ago, we started a series of articles about how to start building a microservice using Spring Boot and what else should […]
2 very simple tips to reduce SQS costs
After we published 3 posts about microservices and AWS Beanstalk, we are going to switch a little the topic – without permanently abandoning this theme (sooner we’ll debate more interesting cases) – and to discuss about how to reduce your costs to SQS. AWS SQS is one of the first service launched and an essential […]