chalice VS Chalice-PynamoDB-Docker-Starter-Kit

That looks similar to Chalice (also for Python)

https://github.com/aws/chalice

AWS Chalice

It’s not terraform but there’s a wonderful aws framework for lambda called Chalice.

The playlist details how to deploy a production-ready python REST API on AWS using the chalice package. The playlist covers the following:

Seconded. See Zappa, Mangum, Chalice and Serverless for some great frameworks that ease adoption of this pattern.

Why should I use Chocs instead of AWS Chalice?

If you want a starter kit to get running faster with it you might want to check out my Chalice PynamoDB starter kit which uses docker to have a great local development experience which is pretty lacking elsewhere.

If you want to get started with this framework, I've made a simple Docker and Docker Compose starter-kit I invite you to play with. It is Python, however. Check it out if it helps: https://github.com/DevOps-Nirvana/Chalice-PynamoDB-Docker-Starter-Kit

Here's an example Docker-compose file on an open-source example/best practices repo for using AWS, Chalice, DynamoDB, PynamoDB, and more. I guarantee this will work on your mac, because this works on both of mine. Once I run it, I can jump into my browser and use http://localhost:8001 to review the admin interface for DynamoDB. This works perfectly!

(just authored yesterday) A repository that is a starter-kit for folks to get into authoring REST APIs via AWS Lambda at very low-cost with Python and DynamoDB with my Chalice PynamoDB Docker Starter-Kit. This is something I've been playing with and using at various microservices and startups recently and figured I should open source something.