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3 Tier Architecture on AWS using EC2 or ServerlessCategory: Business, Database, Data
In this post we are going to look at a typical highly available 3 tier architecture implemented on AWS. We will look into compute options, load balancing, a few AWS database services and finally see how we can iteratively transition to serverless architecture.
In 3 tier architecture, applications are organised into the presentation tier, which implements application components that deals with user interface; the logic tier (sometimes referred to as application tier), where business logic are implemented; and the data tier, where the data associated with the application is stored and managed.
The architecture of applications that are just born in Cloud and those that are just migrated to Cloud are typically quite different.
In this architecture, we have: The set up is fine and can run your workload just fine, but you got to remember that these are running on EC2 and with it comes the responsibility of patching.
In 3 tier architecture, applications are organised into the presentation tier, which implements application components that deals with user interface; the logic tier (sometimes referred to as application tier), where business logic are implemented; and the data tier, where the data associated with the application is stored and managed.
The architecture of applications that are just born in Cloud and those that are just migrated to Cloud are typically quite different.
In this architecture, we have: The set up is fine and can run your workload just fine, but you got to remember that these are running on EC2 and with it comes the responsibility of patching.
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