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Building an ERP product is a complex process. Many organizations are now trying to develop new ERP solutions using the microservices architecture. Also, the old systems are being migrated to the microservice architecture. Having multiple microservices in the business process would require the Saga pattern for enabling event-driven architecture and distributed transactions. In the Saga pattern, a

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 AWS Lambda LayersAWS Lambda framework is one of the most used services consumed by AWS customers. It is used to build event-driven architecture and serverless architecture applications. It supports various different languages like Java, Python, NodeJS, and many more to build Lambda Function. However, choosing the right language and managing the dependency is very critical as it may affect

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 AWS Lambda LimitsServerless application architecture is the cornerstone of cloud IT applications. AWS Lambda has made it possible for developers to concentrate on business logic and set aside the worry of managing server provisioning, OS patching, upgrades and other infrastructure maintenance work.However, designing serverless applications around AWS Lambda needs special care especially

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