The objective of this project is to design and develop an event-driven serverless application using cloud functions and managed services. The system responds to events automatically, scales on demand, and minimizes infrastructure management, helping students understand serverless architecture, cloud event handling, and managed service integration.
Study serverless computing concepts, cloud functions, and managed services (e.g., AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions).
Analyze event-driven architecture and scenarios where serverless design is suitable.
Prepare Software Requirement Specification (SRS) and system workflow documentation.
Design system architecture including event sources, cloud functions, and managed services (databases, messaging queues, storage).
Create database schema or storage structure for application data and event logs.
Implement secure user authentication and role-based access control.
Develop cloud functions to handle specific events such as file uploads, database changes, or API requests.
Integrate managed services like cloud storage, message queues, or notification services for event handling.
Implement event triggers and workflows to process events asynchronously.
Develop dashboards to monitor event flow, function execution, and system health.
Maintain audit logs for triggered events, function execution results, and errors.
Apply secure coding practices and input validation for event data.
Perform unit testing and integration testing for serverless workflows.
Simulate high-frequency event scenarios to validate auto-scaling and fault tolerance.
Prepare documentation including ER diagrams, serverless architecture diagrams, workflow diagrams, and test cases.
Deploy the system on a cloud provider’s serverless environment for demonstration.
