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Day 80: Building an Event-Driven Bank Sync Pipeline (Webhooks, SQS & DynamoDB Locks)

DEV Community·Eric Rodríguez·18 days ago
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When building fintech applications, letting the client dictate when to fetch third-party banking data will eventually destroy your API rate limits and skyrocket your cloud bill. Today, I tore down my reactive data-fetching logic and replaced it with a resilient, event-driven webhook architecture using AWS Lambda, Amazon SQS, and DynamoDB. Here is how I solved the core architectural bottlenecks in my Serverless Financial Agent. Fixing the Stale Dashboard & Identity Resolution My React dashboard was showing stale data, while the daily automated emails had real-time numbers. The root cause? An identity partition mismatch. The background worker was using a default ID, while the frontend sometimes resolved to an email address instead of the strict Cognito sub ID. I unified the identity resolution algorithm so both endpoints read and write to the exact same DynamoDB partition. Event-Driven Sync Pipeline I deprecated the dangerous user-triggered "Force Sync" pattern.…

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