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AWS Lambda allows building applications that automatically scale without managing servers. A cost-effective, event-driven mobile architecture pays only for resources used. This reference architecture shows a scalable and highly available mobile backend with microservices for storage, APIs, and search requiring zero administration. It uses services like API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3, Cognito, CloudSearch and Lambda Functions to provide a flexible backend supporting dynamic mobile users.
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