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Announcing Serverless Components GA
Today, we’re bringing Serverless Framework Components out of beta, and introducing several new features, including a “serverless dev mode” that enables you to develop on the cloud, via an experience that looks and feels local…
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What are Serverless Components, and how do I use them?
Within each Component is the provisioning, rollback, and removal functionality for that service, which you can run via the Serverless Components CLI.
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Serverless Express — Easy APIs On AWS Lambda & AWS HTTP API
**Serverless Components** — You will most likely want to include a database, custom permissions role, website and more with your Express.js app. Composition of serverless infrastructure is what Components are all about, so check out all of the neat things you can do via the Components Documentation.
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AWS credentials being sent to Serverless.com? What the hell?
I guess, to be fair they do mention it at the end of https://github.com/serverless/components. But they really make no mention of AWS creds being sent. And I guess it does make sense why they would need the creds, but they certainly don't say that they will be sent. And to be clear I did not use .env files or hardcode my creds into the command line, I used AWS_PROFILE=blah and it was smart enough to pull my creds from there.
Seeing changes already, which is great: https://github.com/serverless/components/commit/6e98b0f9e37aa0e36108ea459e5807e39eed11fd
Yes, we do this, like other build engines, CI/CD products, and other cloud services. We try to be clear about what's happening and why in this section of the documentation: Where Do Components Run? and we discuss the cloud-based deployment approach elsewhere in the docs.
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LocalStack and AWS Parity Explained
Great point. Fully agree that providing a first-class local development experience is critical to the overall story of application development frameworks.
I guess the main difference is that frameworks like Serverless provide a great experience if you fully buy into their way of doing things (i.e., implement your application assets in the Serverless YAML DSL, etc), whereas LocalStack is a generic platform that works on the API emulation level, hence integrates with most tooling out of the box.
Making the switch from Serverless to, say, AWS CDK, or AWS SAM, or Architect framwork may not be as seamless - however, for each of these frameworks you can always run the local emulation natively on LocalStack. This can help reduce the overall vendor lock-in effect that a lot of application development frameworks come with.
In fact, LocalStack also provides an integration with Serverless [0] - among many other tools [1].
- Localstack – Local AWS Emulator
What are some alternatives?
serverless-prune-plugin - Serverless Framework plugin to reap unused versions of deployed functions from AWS
sveltekit-adapter-lambda - An adapter to build a SvelteKit app into a lambda ready for deployment with lambda proxy via the Serverless Framework.
eucalyptus - Eucalyptus Cloud-computing Platform
Moto - A library that allows you to easily mock out tests based on AWS infrastructure.
aws-sam-cli - CLI tool to build, test, debug, and deploy Serverless applications using AWS SAM
pulumi-local - Thin wrapper script to use Pulumi with LocalStack
fullstack-app - ⚡ Ready-to-use, serverless, full-stack application built with AWS Lambda, Express.js, React, AWS DynamoDB and AWS HTTP API.
aws-serverless-workshops - Code and walkthrough labs to set up serverless applications for Wild Rydes workshops
lib - Autocode CLI and standard library tooling
a-crash-course-on-serverless-auth - A short and easy boilerplate showcasing JWT auth with Nodejs, the Serverless framework, MongoDB and AWS Lambda.
website - :zap: Instantly deploy static website on serverless infrastructure with zero configuration using Serverless Components.
express - ⚡ Take existing Express.js apps and host them easily on cheap, auto-scaling, serverless infrastructure (AWS Lambda and AWS HTTP API).