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- 4. Orchestration • Messages are sent to an event bus or queue and are picked up by downstream services • Not waiting for the downstream services to complete before continuing • Coordinates the behaviour of multiple components or services • Maintain state between multiple steps in a transaction Coordination Source: https://www.slideshare.net/JeremyDaly1/building-eventdriven-applications-with-serverless-and-aws-aws-summit-new-york
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- 12. @SrushithR Srushith Repakula AWS Serverless Hero Head of Engineering KonfHub Thank You!
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