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Use this index to trace a statement back to its evidence. Search for an F or A identifier printed beside a chapter claim, then read the source's scope and retrieval date. C identifiers belong to the separate claim register. R identifiers are local cross-references and do not establish AWS behavior. The entries below are a historical bibliography for this edition, not a fresh check of today's service documentation.

This reader bibliography is generated from the authoritative source ledger, not maintained as a second authority. It contains exactly the ledger sources used by reviewed package claims or chapter controls: 191 sources (41 F, 144 A, 6 R). The exact author/owner, title or locator, class, retrieval date, controlled claims, and consuming chapters below are mechanically reconciled by the original bibliography validation rule (review gate 13).

Source hierarchy is deliberate: original books, papers, standards, and named experts control stable reasoning; current first-party AWS documentation controls mutable service facts; local repositories only locate risks. Alex DeBrie's sources remain the primary specialist route for DynamoDB modeling.

Historical source correction F18 (review 14) — verified 2026-08-24: the intermittent standards landing route was replaced, not whitelisted, with the official FIXimate FIX.Latest top-level specification. The live check returned HTTP 200 at the unchanged effective URL, and body verification found FIXimate, FIX.Latest EP309, execution-report, cancel/replace, and settlement specification content. This locator supports the named FIX authority boundary; it does not create an end-to-end trading-system guarantee.

Distributed systems, integration patterns, and reliability

Section titled “Distributed systems, integration patterns, and reliability”

These conceptual sources establish vocabulary and reasoning patterns. A chapter may combine them into an explicitly labeled inference; the cited work does not automatically validate every service composition or numerical planning target.

F01 — Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini

Section titled “F01 — Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini”

F10 — Hector Garcia-Molina and Kenneth Salem

Section titled “F10 — Hector Garcia-Molina and Kenneth Salem”

F11 — Malcolm Featonby, Amazon Builders' Library

Section titled “F11 — Malcolm Featonby, Amazon Builders' Library”

F12 — Marc Brooker, Amazon Builders' Library

Section titled “F12 — Marc Brooker, Amazon Builders' Library”

F13 — David Yanacek, Amazon Builders' Library

Section titled “F13 — David Yanacek, Amazon Builders' Library”

A51 — AWS Serverless Application Repository

Section titled “A51 — AWS Serverless Application Repository”
Section titled “Kinesis, Kafka/Flink, delivery, and analytics”
Section titled “A31 — Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink”
Section titled “A89 — Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink”

A99 — Amazon Kinesis Data Streams / AWS Price List

Section titled “A99 — Amazon Kinesis Data Streams / AWS Price List”

F24 — Mostafa Elhemali et al., Amazon Web Services

Section titled “F24 — Mostafa Elhemali et al., Amazon Web Services”

F36 — Greg Young material; compilation/PDF metadata author Rinat Abdullin

Section titled “F36 — Greg Young material; compilation/PDF metadata author Rinat Abdullin”
  • Title/direct locator: Data consistency model
  • Source class: mutable first-party AWS documentation
  • Retrieved: 2026-08-22
  • Controlled claims: C26
  • Consumed by: control-plane route (reviewed claim register)

Observability, security, operations, and DR

Section titled “Observability, security, operations, and DR”

A121 — Amazon Application Recovery Controller

Section titled “A121 — Amazon Application Recovery Controller”

Local application evidence (non-authoritative)

Section titled “Local application evidence (non-authoritative)”

These repository locators support observations about the reviewed sample only; they do not authorize AWS claims.

  • Title/direct locator: docs/sqs.md:18; docs/use-cases/kinesis-use-cases.md:210-219
  • Source class: cross-reference
  • Retrieved: 2026-08-22 (ledger-wide verification)
  • Controlled claims: X01, X02
  • Consumed by: 01-repository-case-study
  • Title/direct locator: docs/use-cases/eventbridge-use-cases.md:29-40,1213-1225; code/lambdas/order-handler/handler.ts:195-208; code/lambdas/trade-executor/handler.ts:135-148
  • Source class: cross-reference
  • Retrieved: 2026-08-22 (ledger-wide verification)
  • Controlled claims: X03
  • Consumed by: 01-repository-case-study
  • Title/direct locator: docs/kinesis.md:151-173; docs/use-cases/kinesis-use-cases.md:210-219,508,529-549,853-888
  • Source class: cross-reference
  • Retrieved: 2026-08-22 (ledger-wide verification)
  • Controlled claims: X04, X05, X06
  • Consumed by: 01-repository-case-study
  • Title/direct locator: code/lambdas/order-handler/handler.ts:12-21,136-208; code/lambdas/trade-executor/handler.ts:76-148; code/lambdas/portfolio-updater/handler.ts:44-119; code/lambdas/portfolio-snapshot/handler.ts:44-92
  • Source class: cross-reference
  • Retrieved: 2026-08-22 (ledger-wide verification)
  • Controlled claims: X07
  • Consumed by: 01-repository-case-study

Local SSE-note cross-references (non-authoritative)

Section titled “Local SSE-note cross-references (non-authoritative)”

These are memory prompts only. Their over-broad guarantee or frozen-number wording is corrected through the controlled X claims and first-party routes; they are never primary evidence.

A citation supports its named claim within its recorded scope. Follow the claim register for controlled wording and qualifications, then return to the chapter to see how that evidence is applied. The complete study guide keeps the learning sequence separate from this lookup index.

Reading layout adapted from SSE reading notes by Mohammed Balila, MIT. Source manifest · Attribution