Logs Die With Your Cluster: How AWS Events Helped Us Build Real Resilience
System Design Fundalemtals, AWS, Architecture Shashank Anand System Design Fundalemtals, AWS, Architecture Shashank Anand

Logs Die With Your Cluster: How AWS Events Helped Us Build Real Resilience

In modern cloud architectures, building resilient systems goes beyond application-level retries and logging. Resource-level failures — like an EMR cluster terminating unexpectedly — can silently disrupt pipelines if left unmonitored. Leveraging AWS CloudTrail, EventBridge, and lifecycle events, our approach captures critical infrastructure signals, tags resources with meaningful attributes, and triggers automated workflows for alerts, metadata updates, and recovery. This event-driven design transforms transient failures into actionable insights, enabling robust, self-healing systems and bridging the gaps traditional monitoring often misses.

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🚀 From Code to Kubernetes: Deploying Microservices at Scale! 🚀
Shashank Anand Shashank Anand

🚀 From Code to Kubernetes: Deploying Microservices at Scale! 🚀

When I began my software engineering journey, writing clean code seemed like the whole game. But as I stepped into building pipelines, deploying services, and architecting systems, I realized the true challenge: seeing the full lifecycle — from code to Kubernetes. Each layer, from writing modular code and automating CI/CD to orchestrating containers with Kubernetes and ensuring observability, plays a crucial role in delivering scalable, resilient software. This post breaks down that journey layer by layer, helping developers step back and see the entire system, not just their slice of it.

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