Analyzing the Performance of Stateful Applications Across AWS Regions

Authors

  • Babulal Shaik Cloud Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, USA Author
  • Karthik Allam Big Data Infrastructure Engineer at JP Morgan & Chase, USA Author
  • Jayaram Immaneni SRE Lead at JP Morgan Chase, USA Author

Keywords:

stateful applications, AWS regions

Abstract

Stateful applications, which retain information about user sessions or operations, are pivotal to industries like e-commerce, finance, and healthcare, where personalized and consistent user experiences are crucial. These applications' performance is heavily influenced by the geographic distance between users and the cloud hosting environments, making deployment strategies critical for optimal functionality. This analysis explores how stateful applications perform across various AWS regions, focusing on key metrics such as latency, throughput, data consistency, and their overall impact on user experience. Latency, for instance, often increases as the distance between users and the hosting region grows, directly affecting application responsiveness. Throughput, reflecting the system's ability to handle concurrent operations, can be affected by regional configurations such as availability zones and traffic routing strategies. Data consistency, critical for operations requiring accuracy, can vary depending on replication setups & the architectural choices made for distributed databases. By examining common deployment strategies, such as using edge locations, enabling cross-region replication, and leveraging local caching, this study reveals ways to mitigate performance bottlenecks and improve resilience. For example, aligning AWS region selection with the geographic distribution of users minimizes round-trip times, while multi-region deployments ensure continuity during outages. The analysis also underscores the importance of balancing trade-offs between consistency and speed, particularly for applications requiring real-time data synchronization. Insights derived from these evaluations highlight actionable steps businesses can take, such as optimizing failover mechanisms & load balancing strategies, to ensure seamless service delivery. The findings emphasize that the success of stateful applications in the cloud depends not only on the robustness of the infrastructure but also on thoughtful regional configurations that align with user needs and workload demands. By adopting these best practices, organizations can enhance application performance, support scalability, and deliver superior user experiences in an increasingly competitive and globalized digital environment.

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25-10-2023

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Babulal Shaik, Karthik Allam, and Jayaram Immaneni, “Analyzing the Performance of Stateful Applications Across AWS Regions ”, Australian Journal of Machine Learning Research & Applications, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 823–841, Oct. 2023, Accessed: Dec. 29, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://sydneyacademics.com/index.php/ajmlra/article/view/218

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