AWS re:Invent 2021 - SaaS architecture patterns: From concept to implementation

SaaS architecture varies across domains, stacks, and customer requirements. However, there are well-defined patterns that must be addressed by SaaS solutions. Identity, onboarding, tenant isolation, data partitioning, tiering—these are among the patterns that, while implemented differently on AWS stacks and services, are core to most SaaS solutions. In this session, take a detailed dive into the landscape of these SaaS patterns. For each one, we’ll move from concept to implementation, looking at the permutations of architecture and code that are used to bring these patterns to life with different compute, storage, identity, networking, and management constructs.


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[wernervienna]

This is one of the most impressive presentations of this year's re:Invent

[kellymoses]

I appreciate the time you took to create detailed chapters.

[minvlog]

Awesome presentation with clear ideas about building SaaS products. Thanks a lot.

[riche]

Thank you! Really enjoyed watching this one!

[spicoflorin]

Where can I find the presentation slides?

[affansyed]

how exactly is the serverless siloed model more secure than the pooled model? and what is the level of concern for concurrency?

[mohitagarwal]

Can api gateway / lambda / k8 be pooled if multi tenants use the same service but siloed db