As enterprises increasingly rely on cloud services for scalable data processing, optimizing cost and efficiency in handling large datasets has become a priority. This paper explores the use of AWS Lambda for large-scale batch processing of call center transcripts, where data is stored in partitioned S3 buckets. We design a fault-tolerant and cost-effective architecture that leverages Lambda functions to process these datasets during off-peak hours, taking advantage of AWS’s pay-as-you-go pricing model. Our approach includes a retry logic for handling failures, ensuring the robustness of the system. The processed data, comprising AI-generated call transcripts, is saved back to S3. Through extensive experimentation, we demonstrate the efficiency of our method in terms of both cost and performance, making it a viable solution for large-scale data processing tasks in cloud environments.
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