AWS re:invent talk: The secrets to building and delivering amazing apps at scale

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The document discusses secrets to building and delivering amazing apps at scale. It describes key aspects of the frontend, backend, and network that are important. The frontend should have a beautiful interface, be accessible, fast and responsive, network aware, and secure. The backend needs distributed architecture, auto-scaling, performance, continuous monitoring, and DevOps automation. The network requires distributed DNS, protocol optimization, latency optimization, and edge compute.

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Javier Garza - Developer Evangelist @jjaviergarza

What is an app?
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What is an app?
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What is an app?
browser
api
media
datastore
dns

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android
What is an app?
browser
api
media
datastore
dns
TCP/UDP

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android
What is an app?
browser
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media
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http
TCP

ios
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What is an app?
browser
api
media
datastore
http
TCP/UDP

Three-layer architecture
Frontend BackendNetwork
tcp/udp tcp/udp

Beautiful Interface
Capture your audience…

Fast & Responsive
performance == user experience

Network Awareness
Automatically adapt to any network conditions

Distributed Architecture
Performance and fault tolerance

Auto-Scaling
because sometimes throw more hardware at it is a valid solution

Performant
fast backends make for faster frontends

Continuous Monitoring
if something happens but it wasn’t logged, did it happen?
yes… yes it did.

DevOps Automation
react to changing conditions automatically, in real-time

Distributed DNS
every connection to a hostname starts with a DNS lookup

Protocol Optimization
we’re not stuck with http/1.1 and tcp anymore

Latency Optimization
Roundtrip distance matters a lot

Because the laws of physics apply…
Latency: The Enemy of Distribution
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San Francisco
17ms latency
228ms latency77ms latency
* Load times of the average Website on a LTE mobile connection
155ms latency

Faster Apps on any device, anywhere
Solving the Latency Problem
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Secrets to Building and Delivering
Amazing Apps at Scale
Frontend
- Beautiful Interface
- Accessible
- Fast & Responsive
- Network Aware
- Secure
Network
- Distributed DNS
- Protocol Optimization
- Latency Optimization
- Edge Compute
Backend
- Distributed Architecture
- Auto-Scaling
- Performant
- Continuous Monitoring
- DevOps Automation

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