Building Microfrontends on AWS
summary
Microfrontends on AWS present a concrete pattern: use Module Federation (Webpack 5) to load Angular or React microapps into a React container at runtime, host artifacts on S3 + CloudFront, and run CI/CD with CodeBuild/CodeDeploy. Domain-driven design and event storming define boundaries; teams are stream-aligned (about 8 to 12 people). Expect faster releases versus an eight-hour monolith pipeline but more deployment and integration complexity, UI-consistency work, and slightly higher client payload. A working GitHub sample demonstrates the architecture.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 2:13What are microfrontends
- 4:20Benefits and trade-offs
- 8:32Domain-driven design boundaries
- 12:49Module Federation for integration
- 14:35Deployment strategies on AWS
- 16:42Team structure for microfrontends
- 18:26Supporting technologies overview
- 19:32Conclusion and resources
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