Description
To avoid any additional charges for resource consumption – Delete any AWS service, storage, database after fulfilling the assignment submission requirements
Objective:
This assignment will help you learn some key services of AWS platform. In this assignment, you are required to work on AWS Lambda/SQS/SNS
Plagiarism Policy:
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This assignment is an individual task. Collaboration of any type amounts to a violation of the academic integrity policy and will be reported to the AIO.
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Content cannot be copied verbatim from any source(s). Please understand the concept and write in your own words. In addition, cite the actual source. Failing to do so will be considered as plagiarism and/or cheating.
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The Dalhousie Academic Integrity policy applies to all material submitted as part of this course. Please understand the policy, which is available at: https://www.dal.ca/dept/university_secretariat/academic-integrity.html
Assignment Rubric – based on the discussion board rubric (McKinney, 2018)
Excellent (25%) |
Proficient (15%) |
Marginal (5%) |
Unacceptable (0%) |
Problem # where |
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Completeness |
All required tasks are |
Submission |
Some tasks are |
Incorrect and |
Part A |
including |
completed |
highlights tasks |
completed, which |
irrelevant |
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Citation |
completion. |
are disjoint in |
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nature. |
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some tasks in |
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between, which |
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created a |
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disconnection |
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Correctness |
All parts of the given |
Most of the given |
Most of the given |
Incorrect and |
Part B |
tasks are correct |
tasks are correct |
tasks are incorrect. |
unacceptable |
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However, some |
The submission |
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portions need minor |
requires major |
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modifications. |
modifications. |
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Novelty |
The submission |
The submission |
The submission |
There is no novelty |
Part A |
contains novel |
lacks novel |
does not contain |
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contribution in key |
contributions. There |
novel |
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segments, which is a |
are some evidence of |
contributions. |
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clear indication of |
novelty, however, it |
However, there is |
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application |
is not significant |
an evidence of |
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knowledge. |
some effort. |
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Clarity |
The written or |
The written or |
The written or |
Failed to prove the |
Part B |
graphical materials, |
graphical materials, |
graphical materials, |
clarity. Need proper |
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and developed |
and developed |
and developed |
background |
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applications provide |
applications do not |
applications fail to |
knowledge to perform |
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a clear picture of the |
show clear picture of |
prove the clarity. |
the tasks. |
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concept and |
the concept. There is |
Background |
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highlights the clarity. |
room for |
knowledge is |
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improvement |
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Citation:
McKinney, B. (2018). The impact of program-wide discussion board grading rubrics on students’ and faculty satisfaction. Online Learning, 22(2), 289-299.
Fall 2021 saurabh.dey@dal.ca
This assignment has 2 parts. Part A is related to background study and report writing. Part B is related to coding, development, and testing
Part A. Explore & Build a Use Case:
Read an overview of AWS Kinesis, and check how it works. Now, build a use case based on a hypothetical scenario, where you can use AWS Kinesis, and any other required AWS service(s). The use case should be unique (not copied from online sources/ friends/ colleagues), and it should reflect your understanding of AWS or any other cloud services.
You need to write about your hypothetical scenario and the use case in two paragraphs (less than 1 page). In addition, you need to provide a block diagram or activity diagram or workflow of the use case. Two things are very important in this assignment (1) Novelty and (2) Use of the appropriate service
Part A – Submission requirement:
A pdf file with the use case, graphical representation, and citation (if any).
Part B. Use AWS Lambda-SQS-SNS:
take screenshots at every step and submit as part of the PDF:
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Alice and Bob work at HalifaxDine, which is an online food delivery service. They receive orders online. Alice delivers the food, and Bob prepares it.
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The customers’ orders are added to a Queue (standard SQS) –
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Assume a program is sending random food order messages to HalifaxDine
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This message simulates how a customer places an order to an online store. (You can ignore, price/tax etc)
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The program should randomly pick food quantity and food item names from a list, create a message body, and send to HalifaxDine
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Bob periodically (every 5 minutes) checks, if there is any order in the Queue.
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If message is available, it is assumed Bob has prepared the food, and then a notification service
(SNS) is triggered which sends the details to Alice’s email (Your email in this case)
Simulated Customer
Program Standard Queue
Foods list Random selection
Bob
Lambda Poll
SQS
Notification
Service
Alice
Alice’s Email = Your DAL Email
Part C – Submission requirement:
Submit screenshots of every steps. Please do not exclude any steps. Include all screenshots as part of a PDF file. In addition, provide the program/scripts in gitlab.
Fall 2021 saurabh.dey@dal.ca