Anonymize Data with AWS and Couchbase Example
This example demonstrates how to use a Node.js AWS Lambda function to anonymize live data streams sent via message queue before sending to Couchbase Capella. The Lambda function is triggered by an AWS SQS message, which then invokes the function to anonymize the data by removing the user's last name and IP address before sending it to Couchbase for storage.
Prerequisites
- Couchbase Capella account: You will need a Couchbase Capella account to store the data. You can sign up for a free account here. Capella is a fully managed Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) that provides a cloud-native database platform.
- AWS account: You will need an AWS account to create an SQS queue and Lambda function. You can sign up for a free account here.
- Node.js: You will need Node.js installed on your local machine to run the Lambda function locally. You can download…