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Veröffentlicht September 20, 202412 Min. Lesezeit
NestJS Microservices on AWS: A Production Guide
How I architect and deploy NestJS microservices on AWS Lambda with API Gateway, handling cold starts, event-driven patterns, and observability.
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Why NestJS on AWS Lambda?
The combination of NestJS's modular architecture and AWS Lambda's serverless scaling is powerful — but there are pitfalls.
Cold Start Mitigation
The biggest challenge with Lambda is cold starts. Here are strategies that work in production:
- **Provisioned Concurrency** for latency-sensitive endpoints
- **Keep functions small** — split monolithic Lambdas into focused handlers
- **Lazy loading** — don't import everything at module initialization
Event-Driven Architecture
@Controller()
export class OrdersController {
@EventPattern('order.created')
async handleOrderCreated(@Payload() data: OrderCreatedEvent) {
await this.ordersService.processOrder(data);
}
}Observability
Use AWS CloudWatch structured logging with correlation IDs to trace requests across services.
Conclusion
NestJS on AWS is production-ready when you respect the constraints of serverless.