AWS AppSync Reviews

The documentation provided them to handle complex implementation.

Observed downtime from their end on a couple of situations.

Nothing

Using it to manage and update mobile app data in real-time between devices and the cloud

AWS Cloud Storage is highly durable, scalable and secure to handle files for your production apps and website. It offers different encryption technics to for better security. It stores files in different zones ensuring high availability

Managing expenses is my biggest dislike, as I need to keep checking all the resources for different regions and it can be pretty challenging for beginners.

I store JSON files containing user data in AWS s3 and handle files using AWS Lambda, which greatly helps me. AWS Cloud Storage is pretty affordable for me and is easily scalable. Moreover, I don't need to configure or do much for the security of the files as it comes with built-in encryption.

Fantasic, minimal and prominant cloud for yur organization, we are still beninfited for the things aws is doing for us.

The cloud platform is agile and vibrant

The aws offers various solutious for the company and out profuct the dislike is not about the cloud rater than pricing.

The prising system is complecated and not keen

Aws is solving is multiple platform features like ui optimaxation and ease of using the cloud platform. It also solved our api integrtions problem by providing various values

AWS cloud storage services are highly durable, and it is maintained well, which is helping me with all my projects. They are storing multiple copies of data across different availability zones, ensuring high availability

It offers the best security features for data protection, including encryption.

I know AWS provides cost optimization tools, but managing costs in a cloud environment can still be challenging. It is important to monitor resource usage, select appropriate storage classes, and set up proper cost controls to avoid unexpected expenses.

I am able to store the csv file in aws s3 and able to read that data from aws lambda,which is helping me a lot.

It can push real-time data updates over websockets. It also provides local data access when devices go offline. It secures our app data using multiple authentication modes.

As of now, nothing. No downsides for this product.

We don't need to manage any servers as it's using serverless architecture.

It's api's realtime communication, and scalability is amazing. And its offline usability is very interesting.

It's quite difficult to learn to use aws AppSync. Moreover it provides very less control.

We built an online game using AppSync where the ability of boardcast of AppSync was utilized.

How friendly and easy to use AWS is towards young startups, helping them succeed.

The price could be a bit cheaper but I could not say any other negatives.

Effective development of my mobile application as a new app developer.

The ease of development and testing that AWS provides is spectacular. One can get a prototype out the door quickly and efficiently and then move onto testing in rapid order.

Long-running queries force one to go down the session workaround in order to get everything to work as expected. However, that is a pretty simple task and an understandable limitation.

Cloud native GraphQL api development is what AWS AppSync provides with an emphasis upon security at ground zero. Rapid prototyping and allowing frontend devs to access multiple services or dbs only makes everything better.

Fully managed service that can easily connect to DynamoDB, Lambda functions etc.

Pricing is not that great since it is managed service.

Auto-scaling during API requests. Real-time collaboration, IoT dashboarding

I like how AppSync helps decompose big building blocks into smaller primitives and removes my need of having a GraphQL server up and running. I can also link a DynamoDB table as a data source directly, without having to write custom resolvers, which is nice.

The lack of a centralised data access layer is my single biggest issue about using generic index attributes in my data model while using AppSync. The frontend for AppSync is a clunky mess and makes the development process harder.

We are using AppSync as our data interface where no service talks directly, not even internal services. This helps maintain a consistent interface at the expense of being careful about your VTL resolvers.