AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Deploy and Testing Serverless Product Microservices Sync

The video tutorial covers deploying AWS microservices using API Gateway, Lambda, and DynamoDB. It explains the deployment process with CDK commands and addresses common issues like Docker daemon errors. The tutorial highlights the use of Node.js functions and the necessity of Docker for bundling operations, emphasizing the importance of having Docker Desktop installed for successful deployment.

What is the first step in deploying AWS microservices using CDK?

• Running the CDK deploy command

• Opening a new terminal

• Synthesizing and running CDF commands

• Creating a cloud formation template

What might indicate that the Docker daemon is not running during deployment?

• A warning about missing AWS credentials

• An error during the connect

• A successful deployment message

• A notification about outdated software

Why is the Docker daemon required when using Node.js functions in AWS microservices?

• To manage AWS credentials

• To bundle and compress external modules

• To enhance security protocols

• To monitor network traffic

What is a prerequisite for deploying Node.js functions with bundling operations?

• Installing Docker desktop

• Installing AWS CLI

• Configuring a VPN

• Setting up a virtual environment

What is the role of CDK in deploying AWS microservices with Node.js functions?

• It provides real-time analytics

• It compresses and packages libraries

• It manages user authentication

• It handles database migrations