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Category: AWS Lambda
Simply Serverless: Using AWS Lambda to Expose Custom Cookies with API Gateway
Simply Serverless Welcome to a new series on quick and simple hacks/tips/tricks and common use cases to using AWS Lambda and AWS API Gateway. As always, I’m listening to readers (@listonb), so if you have any questions, comments or tips you’d like to see, let me know! This is a guest post by Jim Warner […]
How to turn Node.js projects into AWS Lambda microservices easily with ClaudiaJS
This is a guest post by Gojko Adzic, creator of ClaudiaJS While working on MindMup 2.0, we started moving parts of our API and back-end infrastructure from Heroku to AWS Lambda. The first Lambda function we created required a shell script of about 120 lines of AWS command-line calls to properly set up, and […]
Node.js 4.3.2 Runtime Now Available on Lambda
We are happy to announce that you may now develop your AWS Lambda functions using the Node.js 4.3.2 runtime. You can start using this new runtime version today by specifying a runtime parameter value of “nodejs4.3” when creating or updating functions. We will continue to support creating new Lambda functions on Node.js 0.10. However starting […]
Indexing Amazon DynamoDB Content with Amazon Elasticsearch Service Using AWS Lambda
September 8, 2021: Amazon Elasticsearch Service has been renamed to Amazon OpenSearch Service. See details. Stephan HadingerSr Mgr, Solutions Architecture Mathieu Cadet Account Representative NOTE: It was recently brought to our attention that this post contains instructions that reference a now deprecated Lambda blueprint. We are in the process of updating this post to correct this. A […]
Building a Dynamic DNS for Route 53 using CloudWatch Events and Lambda
Jeremy Cowan, AWS Solutions Architect Efrain Fuentes, Enterprise Solutions Architect Introduction Dynamic registration of resource records is useful when you have instances that are not behind a load balancer that you would like to address by a host name and domain suffix of your choosing, rather than the default <region>.compute.internal or ec2.internal. In this […]
Cloudmicro for AWS: Speeding up serverless development at The Coca‑Cola Company
We have a guest blog post today from our friend Patrick Brandt at The Coca‑Cola Company. Patrick and his team have open-sourced an innovative use of Docker containers to encourage rapid local development and testing for applications that use AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB. Using Cloudmicro to build AWS Lambda and DynamoDB applications on your laptop […]
Getting Started with JAWS on Amazon Web Services
Nick Corbett, AWS Professional Services, Big Data Consultant Amazon API Gateway and AWS Lambda empower developers to deliver a microservice architecture without managing infrastructure. Building scalable, secure, and durable applications has never been easier. However, managing the deployment of a large project is not always easy. A global app, deployed across multiple AWS regions in […]
AWS Lambda sessions at re:Invent 2015 – Wrap up
Vyom Nagrani, Sr. Product Manager, AWS Lambda Announcements AWS Lambda announced four new features at re:Invent 2015 Support for Python functions Increased function duration from 60 seconds to 300 seconds Function Versioning & Aliasing Scheduled functions (Cron) – Console only You can read the details for these announcements here. Breakout sessions We had listed the […]
Using Python in an AWS Lambda Function
Tim Wagner, AWS Lambda REVISED: Python 2.7 is now a first-class language in AWS Lambda…no workarounds required!
Dynamic Scaling with EC2 Spot Fleet
Tipu Qureshi, AWS Senior Cloud Support Engineer The RequestSpotFleet API allows you to launch and manage an entire fleet of EC2 Spot Instances with one request. A fleet is a collection of Spot Instances that are all working together as part of a distributed application and providing cost savings. With the ModifySpotFleetRequest API, it’s possible […]