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In this video, we are going to talk about benefits of Amazon space.

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The first benefit is eliminate administrative overhead, 8 minutes, all ongoing operations and underlying

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infrastructure needed to provide a highly available and scalable message service.

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With Amazon case.

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There is no upfront cost, no need to acquire, install and configure messaging software and no time

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consuming build out and maintenance of supporting infrastructure.

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Schools are dynamically created and scaled automatically so you can build and grow applications quickly

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and efficiently.

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The second benefit, we can say that durability for the safety of your message.

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Amazon stores them on multiple service standard cues, supports at least one message delivery and five

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Q supports exactly one message processing.

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And also we can say that the reliability almost on each case logs your message during the processing

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so that multiple producers can send and multiple consumers can receive messages at the same time.

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Reliable delivered messages use Amazon asks to transmit any volume of data at any level of throughput

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without losing message or requiring other services to be available.

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So Amazon lets you decouple the application components so that they run and fail independently, increasing

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the overall fault tolerance of the system.

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Multiple copies of every message are stored redundantly across multiple availability zones so that they

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are available whenever they need it.

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So we will also use this feature.

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When we are designing our ecommerce application, we basically decouple basket and ordering microservices

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with using the Amazon event page, but Amazon each publish message and don't store anywhere.

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So it is Amazon case.

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We decoupled application components and they can run and fail independently.

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Even the ordering microservices fail and can consume some message.

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These messages are stored in the case.

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So another benefit we can say that scalability.

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Amazon case can process each buffer request independently, scaling transparently to handle any load

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increase or spikes without any provision in production.

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So another benefit we can say gain availability almost in this case also uses redundant infrastructure

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to provide highly concurrent access to message and high availability for producing and consuming messages.

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So scale elastically and cost effectively.

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Amazon is leveraging the cloud to dynamically scale based on the demand, as is the case elastically

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with your application so you don't have to worry about capacity planning or peer provisioning.

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There is no there is no limit to the number of message per queue and standard queues provide nearly

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unlimited throughput.

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Costs are based on usage which provide significant cost saving versus the always on model of self managed

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messaging.

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Middle based.

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And the lost use case of the benefits.

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We can say that security you control who can send message and receive message from the Amazon.

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Q We can keep sensitive data secure, and you can use Amazon's case to exchange sensitive data between

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applications using server side encryption to encrypt each message.

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But the Amazon case SC integration with a key management service allows you to centrally manage the

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keys that protect a scarce message, along with the keys that protect your other resources.
