Sheen Brisals

Over the decades, we have seen several architectural principles and patterns that helped enterprises build monolithic applications that stood the test of time. The emergence of microservices made us rethink how we built these business applications.

Asynchronous communication and event-driven architecture are core to building distributed applications. Amazon EventBridge, a fully managed serverless event bus, helps to coordinate distributed and loosely coupled microservices to accomplish business functionality.

Serverless empowers organizations to go to market faster while lowering cost across a wide range of applications. Join Holly Mesrobian, VP of Serverless Compute at AWS, to learn about the innovations happening at all layers of the stack, across both serverless functions and serverless containers.

After experiencing scaling issues on Black Friday, the LEGO team fully refactored its monolith to serverless microservices on AWS. In this session, LEGO Senior Engineering Manager and AWS Serverless Hero Sheen Brisals shows you how LEGO.com rebuilt a monolith into an event-driven architecture with Amazon EventBridge and AWS Step Functions at its core.

Connecting the LEGO play experience with millions of people requires an innovative platform. This has fueled the cloud migration of the legacy e-commerce application.