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Chief Architect at TCG Digital
Schaumburg, US
Joined Aug 2018
Satrajit, a visionary Chief Architect and an AWS Ambassador, brings unparalleled expertise in architecting and directing mission-critical projects for industry leaders across various sectors. From banking to aviation, Global Distribution Systems (GDS) to restaurant and travel e-commerce, Satrajit has mastered the art of migrating and modernizing workloads on AWS. With an unwavering passion for technology, Satrajit ensures that applications on AWS are not just well-architected but also leverage the latest cutting-edge technologies. An architect par excellence, Satrajit's dedication extends beyond project delivery. He generously shares his vast knowledge through insightful technical blogs, enlightening aspiring architects and developers worldwide
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Observability and Performance
The dawn of observability across the software ecosystem has fully disrupted standard performance monitoring and management. Enhancing these approaches with sophisticated, data-driven, and automated insights allows your organization to better identify anomalies and incidents across applications and wider systems. While monitoring and standard performance practices are still necessary, they now serve to complement organizations' comprehensive observability strategies. This year's Observability and Performance Trend Report moves beyond metrics, logs, and traces — we dive into essential topics around full-stack observability, like security considerations, AIOps, the future of hybrid and cloud-native observability, and much more.
Observability and Application Performance
Making data-driven decisions, as well as business-critical and technical considerations, first comes down to the accuracy, depth, and usability of the data itself. To build the most performant and resilient applications, teams must stretch beyond monitoring into the world of data, telemetry, and observability. And as a result, you'll gain a far deeper understanding of system performance, enabling you to tackle key challenges that arise from the distributed, modular, and complex nature of modern technical environments.Today, and moving into the future, it's no longer about monitoring logs, metrics, and traces alone — instead, it’s more deeply rooted in a performance-centric team culture, end-to-end monitoring and observability, and the thoughtful usage of data analytics.In DZone's 2023 Observability and Application Performance Trend Report, we delve into emerging trends, covering everything from site reliability and app performance monitoring to observability maturity and AIOps, in our original research. Readers will also find insights from members of the DZone Community, who cover a selection of hand-picked topics, including the benefits and challenges of managing modern application performance, distributed cloud architecture considerations and design patterns for resiliency, observability vs. monitoring and how to practice both effectively, SRE team scalability, and more.
Comments
Feb 28, 2019 · Satrajit Basu
You can consider AppSync for notifications.
Feb 28, 2019 · Satrajit Basu
Event based Lambdas are by design asynchronous. If you require a synchronous response, you have to design a service that would accept the file, do the processing and send back a response. You can consider Step Functions as well.
Sep 12, 2018 · Satrajit Basu
At the moment I think you have to deal with Future. However, this should give you better control and flexibility.