ECS
ECS is AWS’s main approach to containerized deployments. Leveraging this fully managed service by AWS allows your team to concentrate on application functionality and leave the infrastructure details to AWS. Containerizing workloads has major benefits for Retail. The ability to rapidly scale and deploy can be a make or break for e-commerce applications.
EKS
EKS is AWS’s implementation of Kubernetes, a comprehensive and powerful orchestration engine. For applications which must be deployed on an open source technology, or migrations of existing Kubernetes workloads into AWS, EKS is the go-to solution. Containerizing workloads has major benefits for Retail. The ability to rapidly scale and deploy can be a make or break for e-commerce applications.
Kinesis
Kinesis is a managed data streaming service by AWS that offers real-time data processing, scalability, data streaming, integration with other AWS services, and real-time fraud detection. It helps retailers and e-commerce businesses process high volumes of data in real-time, gain insights into customer behavior, preferences, and buying patterns, and personalize the shopping experience. Kinesis can scale automatically to handle peak traffic and large volumes of data, and stream data from various sources such as mobile and IoT devices.
DynamoDB
DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service by AWS that offers scalability, performance, a flexible data model, security, and integration with other AWS services. It is a suitable choice for retail and e-commerce applications that experience sudden spikes in traffic and data, and require fast and responsive data access.
IoT Core
IoT Core allows retailers to connect and manage their IoT devices securely at scale. It provides a secure and reliable communication channel between devices and the cloud, allowing retailers to collect and analyze real-time data from their devices. By leveraging IoT data, retailers can optimize inventory, improve the supply chain, personalize the shopping experience, and enhance customer engagement.
Lambda
Lambda can be used to run code in response to IoT device data. For example, retailers can use Lambda to trigger actions such as sending notifications to customers, updating inventory levels, and adjusting prices based on real-time demand.