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Top Architecture Blog Posts of 2023

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This article highlights the top blog posts from the AWS Architecture Blog in 2023. It provides a summary of the most popular and highly regarded posts, covering topics such as building serverless architectures, intelligent document processing, disaster recovery, fault injection, event-driven architectures, data lake architectures, invoking external APIs, updates to the AWS Well-Architected Framework, and designing multi-tenant SaaS architectures. The article specifically covers:

  • #10: Build a serverless retail solution for endless aisle on AWS
  • #9: Optimizing data with automated intelligent document processing solutions
  • #8: Disaster Recovery Solutions with AWS managed services, Part 3: Multi-Site Active/Passive
  • #7: Simulating Kubernetes-workload AZ failures with AWS Fault Injection Simulator
  • #6: Let's Architect! Designing event-driven architectures
  • #5: Use a reusable ETL framework in your AWS lake house architecture
  • #4: Invoking asynchronous external APIs with AWS Step Functions
  • #3: Announcing updates to the AWS Well-Architected Framework
  • #2: Let's Architect! Designing architectures for multi-tenancy
  • #1: Understand resiliency patterns and trade-offs to architect efficiently in the cloud
  • Conclusion: The article also mentions three older but highly popular posts on data transfer costs, disaster recovery architectures, and exponential backoff and jitter.


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