This blog highlights how to build a serverless architecture for data stream processing in real-time and also you can learn how to connect AWS Lambda to Amazon Kinesis Data Stream.
AWS Lambda is a serverless event-driven compute service that allows you to run codes, also known as functions, without provisioning or managing servers.
Lambda integrates with many AWS services such as Kinesis, Amazon S3, Amazon DynamoDB, and others, making it easy to deploy in different customer use cases.
Kinesis Streams offers high throughput for data ingestion, processing, and scaling. It provides configurable retention periods up to a maximum of seven days.
Lambda functions are triggered automatically by new data in the Kinesis stream, enabling real-time processing and immediate reactions to data changes.
Lambda scales automatically with the volume of data in the Kinesis stream, ensuring efficient processing of large data volumes.
To ensure smooth data flow, system performance, and protection of sensitive information, you must secure and monitor the Lambda-Kinesis Streams integration.
AWS Certified Developer Associate Certification plays a crucial role in learning how to set up a serverless architecture using Lambda and Kinesis Streams.
You can create a highly scalable, real-time data processing pipeline using Lambda-Kinesis Streams integration with virtually no server administration.
The following AWS services help you monitor and secure Lambda integration with Data Stream: Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Key Management Service (KMS), and Amazon CloudWatch.