AWS + MN = BFF
summary
Micronaut apps deploy to AWS as shadow JARs on Elastic Beanstalk or as Docker images pushed to ECR and Beanstalk via Docker+ECR is shown working; Micronaut 1.1 builds Lambda functions with API Gateway proxy support and can produce Graal native handlers for faster cold starts. Agorapulse Micronaut Libraries add declarative clients for SQS, SNS, Kinesis, S3 and SES plus a DynamoDB mapper with atomic update methods (e.g. increment returning new value), and tests run against local AWS mocks using LocalStack testcontainers.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:36Amazon Web Services
- 12:43Beanstalk + Docker
- 15:55AWS Lambda
- 17:12Micronaut Functions
- 25:32Parameter Store
- 27:41Simple Email Service
- 28:31Simple Storage Service
- 32:28Simple Queue Service
- 34:53Simple Notification Service
- 36:20Amazon Kinesis
- 37:51Amazon DynamoDB
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