Amazon Verified Permissions - Caching authorization decisions to reduce latency and cost @amazonwebservices

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In this video we explore how to use decision caching with Amazon API gateway to reduce latency and costs. We'll walk through how caching works, using a demo that showcases real world examples. Learn how API Gateway caches authorization decisions, minimizing the need for repeated calls to Amazon Verified Permissions and Lambda authorizers.

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