Why your next serverless project should use AppSync
summary
Built a social network in a couple of weeks using AppSync + Lambda + DynamoDB and scales to hundreds of thousands of requests per day while costing about $60 first-month bill because caching soaked up 99% of requests. AppSync maps GraphQL fields to resolvers (DynamoDB, RDS Aurora Serverless v1, Elasticsearch or HTTP/Lambda), supports subscriptions, has managed memcached caching, charges ~$4 per million ops, and relies on CloudWatch, X‑Ray and tools like Lumigo for resolver-level debugging.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:55Why Your Next Serverless Project Should Use Appsync
- 3:50What Is Graphql and How It Differs from Rest
- 16:27Expand the Nested Objects
- 19:46Appsync
- 25:47Logging
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