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© 2020, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. Retailers face challenges in ecommerce Apparel ecommerce site was down on Black Friday for a few hours losing potentially hundreds of thousands in sales and creating a poor experience for its consumers Athletic apparel sites was down after the company kicked off their Black Friday sale on Thursday morning with problems persisting for hours Consumers saw error pages from a Large Big Box retailer website occurring as early as Wednesday before Thanksgiving and continuing through Thanksgiving Large DIY Retailer was down for maintenance on Black Friday with consumers commenting on social media that they were going to their competitor

• Slide Number 1
• Agenda
• Retailers face challenges in ecommerce
• Challenges continue as more consumers shop online
• Ecommerce: it's hard (and it's getting harder)
• E-commerce : it's hard (and it's getting harder)
• Three Common Scenarios and How We Can Address Them
• Scenario One Quickly migrate your on-premise eCommerce platform to AWS without application change
• Typical ecommerce architecture
• Slide Number 10
• AWS Case Study: Mydress
• Mydress's Solution with AWS
• Mydress's Outcomes
• Scenario Two: Architecture principles for next-gen ecommerce
• Scale: legacy ways of solving it
• Scenario TwoNext-generation ecommerce on AWS
• Migrate and free-up IT resources
• Continuous Improvement and Optimizations
• Scenario Three
• Virtual Waiting Room Reference Architecture
• Scalable Registration System Architecture
• Slide Number 22
• Customer Sharing
• Table of contents
• What is Ztore?
• What are our challenges?
• What are our challenges? (1)
• How can we solve the problem?
• Building a queuing system to control traffic
• How it works?
• Architecture of Ztore queuing system
• Why we choose AWS?
• Benefits of using AWS services to build queuing system
• Benefits of using AWS services to build queuing system (1)
• Benefits of using AWS services to build queuing system (2)
• Q & A
• Thank You!