Hot dog despatcher's responsibility is to give processed dogs(hot dogs) to people and observe which ones were eaten via external API requests(I assumed hot dogs get eaten if their name has case-insensitive "e" or "a" letter)Īside from lambdas, I had 3 kinesis streams and 3 kinesis triggers in order to make lambdas talk to each other. Dog processor's responsibility is to kill the dogs and persist the data that was sent from dog catcher. dog catcher's responsibility is to get alive dogs via external API requests(I generated data for simplicity) with unique IDs and different names. Then I had 3 lambdas dogCatcher, dogProcessor and hotDogDespatcher. Essentially PoC logic was I had 1 dogs dynamodb table which consist a dog model with 3 attributes ID, name, isAlive and isEaten. It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community. On average issues are closed in 187 days. It had no major release in the last 12 months. I built an imaginary hotdog food chain! (Note: No dogs were harmed in this process). serverless-plugin-offline-dynamodb-stream has a low active ecosystem. Localstack’s primary goal to make integration/system testing less painful for developers. Where in theory, you can stick any AWS service and emulate them in localhost without ever needing the real AWS account. Localstack is a testing/mocking framework for developing Cloud applications locally.
A bit of lambda, dynamodb and kinesis knowledge.Github Repository for PoC(proof of concept): If you enable a stream on a table, DynamoDB Streams writes a stream record whenever one of. Each event is represented by a stream record. The data about these events appear in the stream in near real time, and in the order that the events occurred. Hello everyone, in this post I will be demonstrating how you can run localstack with Terraform and Docker and give you a proof of concept go application so you can tweak it according to your logic and follow anything you want to do such as integration/system tests for AWS services in your own CI/CD or localhost. DynamoDB Streams is an optional feature that captures data modification events in DynamoDB tables.
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