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aws-advanced-patterns - Master AWS Advanced Serverless & Event-Driven Patterns

Learn advanced AWS patterns including Step Functions orchestration, EventBridge event-driven architectures, DynamoDB single-table design, and observability.

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Updated: 2026-06-30

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What this skill does

  • Orchestrate workflows with Step Functions
  • Build event-driven architectures with EventBridge
  • Design DynamoDB single-table schemas
  • Configure SQS FIFO queues and DLQ
  • Implement API Gateway custom authorizers
  • Set up X-Ray distributed tracing
  • Create CloudWatch custom metrics
  • Apply Lambda cost optimization strategies
  • Configure S3 lifecycle policies
  • Implement SNS fan-out processing patterns

Inputs

  • AWS account
  • IAM policies and permissions
  • Lambda function code
  • DynamoDB table configurations
  • API Gateway API definitions
  • SQS and SNS resource configurations

Outputs

  • Step Functions state machines
  • EventBridge event bus rules
  • DynamoDB table schemas with GSIs
  • API Gateway configurations with authorizers
  • CloudWatch dashboards and composite alarms
  • X-Ray service maps and traces

Requirements

  • AWS account with IAM access
  • Understanding of serverless concepts
  • AWS fundamentals knowledge
  • AWS CLI installed and configured

Source

  • Spec: SKILL.md

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aws
serverless
step-functions
eventbridge
dynamodb
cloud-native
event-driven-architecture
observability
Orchestrate workflows with Step Functions
Build event-driven architectures with EventBridge
Design DynamoDB single-table schemas
Configure SQS FIFO queues and DLQ
AWS account
IAM policies and permissions
Lambda function code
Step Functions state machines
EventBridge event bus rules
DynamoDB table schemas with GSIs