og-aws VS sessions-with-aws-sam

Highly recommend reading through and understanding https://github.com/open-guides/og-aws

https://github.com/open-guides/og-aws covers in significant detail gotchas and things to be aware of in AWS, nothing is perfect but I'd rather work in AWS than a datacentre environment any day of the week

More info

I don’t know how this hasn’t been posted yet but this is it https://github.com/open-guides/og-aws

In general, AWS data transfer pricing are highest for data transfers between regions, followed by data transfers between availability zones (AZs), and finally, within a single AZ. AWS Open Guide provides a helpful visualization showing the dynamic nature of these costs, although it hasn’t been updated since August 2017 and may be outdated in areas.

Open Guide

traversing the regions, towards the proxy. For the latter, in spite of looking in a few places I bookmarked a while ago, like here, and here, or AWS sourced, I can't seem to find the "inter-region, inter accounts, using TGW, costs $/hr of attachment + $$/data transfer one way, and $$$/data transfer the other way ... etc.

For example, when I wanted to get more hands-on with AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway, I found this video tutorial by Eric Johnson and also learned about Amazon DynamoDB and Amazon Cognito in the process. When I had a few questions, I found this series of blog posts (also by Eric Johnson) and learned a little more about AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM). I was starting to piece the parts together, but I wanted to dive a little deeper and learn more about SAM. I found this Hello World tutorial helpful and also discovered more sample SAM templates here.