🎯 Quick question: Are you guilty of putting all your eggs in one basket when it comes to your AWS architecture?


It's a common mistake to host non-critical features and services on the same resources as your core application.

However, this approach can lead to slower performance and higher costs, as you end up paying for resources that your primary functionality doesn't actually need.

A better strategy is to isolate secondary components on their own infrastructure, such as dedicatedECS service or serverless solutions.

This allows you to optimize your core application's resources and scale other features independently.

How do you decide when to split off non-critical services?