Building microservices applications with Amazon MemoryDB
summary
Amazon MemoryDB for Redis is a Redis‑compatible, fully durable in‑memory database using a multi-AZ transaction log for disk-backed durability and consistent failover. Reads return in microsecond latencies and writes in single‑digit milliseconds; internal tests show ~360K reads/sec (1.3 GB/s) and ~100K writes/sec (≈100 MB/s). A demo retail microservices app uses hashes, sorted sets and streams for orders to power product, recommendation and shipment services; the app runs on MemoryDB at low latency and scales to 100 TB / 400 nodes.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to MemoryDB
- 1:30Core features and benefits
- 4:05Durability and data flow
- 6:42Ensuring consistency
- 12:48Performance and use cases
- 16:01MemoryDB for microservices
- 18:29Microservices best practices
- 21:41Retail application demo
- 29:06Practical implementation
- 37:08Technical demo walkthrough
- 39:22Resources for getting started
- 41:28Q&A session
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