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• How is node compared to other backend tech?
  3 projects | reddit.com/r/node | 2 Dec 2021

  I mean AWS lambdas.

• Serverless AWS With Monorepos
  6 projects | dev.to | 30 Nov 2021

  AWS popularized serverless functions with their Lambda service back in 2014. Serverless keep us focused solely on the code without worrying about servers, infrastructure, or containers. There is no maintenance and we enjoy reduced runtime costs (at least at the beginning).

• Trigger Lambda Functions with event filtering
  1 project | dev.to | 28 Nov 2021

  AWS Lambda functions recently announced an enhancement with event-triggers for DynamoDB, Amazon SQS, Amazon Kinesis as event sources which makes it easier for event based Lambda function triggers to get invoked only based on the filter expression. You can read about the official announcement from AWS Blog post.

• The Ultimate Guide to TypeScript Monorepos
  17 projects | dev.to | 26 Nov 2021

  AWS Lambda for backend development

• AWS Lambda pricing explained with examples
  2 projects | dev.to | 22 Nov 2021

  AWS Lambda is charging its users by the number of requests for their functions and by the duration, which is the time the code needs to execute. When your code starts running in response to an event, AWS Lambda counts a request. It will charge the total number of requests across all of the functions used. Duration is calculated by when your code started executing until it returns or is terminated, rounded up to the closest 1 millisecond. The AWS Lambda pricing depends on the amount of memory the user used to allocate to the function.

• Creating Serverless Websites with AWS, Bref, and PHP
  3 projects | dev.to | 19 Nov 2021

  Lambda

• Using Lumigo to debug AWS Lambda timeouts
  2 projects | dev.to | 19 Nov 2021

  Most AWS Lambda functions don't perform CPU-intensive tasks that take a long time to complete. However, they often have to perform multiple input/output (I/O) operations in a single invocation. An invocation occurs when your application invokes a Lambda function. For example, they fetch data from an Amazon DynamoDB table, talk to third-party APIs such as Stripe, or communicate with other internal APIs in your application. Sometimes these I/O operations don't complete quickly, and your function times out while waiting for a response.

• The Developer's Guide TO Building Notification Systems: Part 3 - Routing & Preferences
  1 project | dev.to | 18 Nov 2021

  At Courier, we use AWS Lambda. Since our usage tends to come in bursts, serverless technology allows us to adjust and scale for changes in demand throughout each day as well as handle asynchronous operations efficiently.

• Creating an Async API using Postgres - Building a Chess Analysis App (Part 3)
  4 projects | dev.to | 17 Nov 2021

  There are a lot of ways to actually implement queues. There are products like Kafka or RabbitMQ. There are managed services like AWS SQS or AWS Kinesis. There are libraries like Celery which can be used with Redis or RabbitMQ. For the workers, you can use serverless functions like AWS Lambda or you can have a pool of servers waiting for work.

• MLOps on AWS
  2 projects | dev.to | 16 Nov 2021

  Setting up a MLOps Pipeline Data science and analytics teams are often squeezed between increasing business expectations and sandbox environments evolving into complex solutions. This makes it challenging to transform data into solid answers for stakeholders consistently. The ML-based workloads should support the reproducibility in any machine learning pipeline, which is central to any MLOps solution. The ML-based workload implementation choice can directly impact the design and implementation of any MLOps solution. If the ML capabilities required by your use cases can be implemented using the AI services, then an MLOps solution is not required. For instance the business use case to track the sentiment of users from their social media content (tweets, facebook posts) which leverages AWS AI services like Comprehend and Translate to extract insights can be well supported with a minimal solution where an listener running on a Amazon EC2 instance ingesting tweets / posts and delivering them via Kinesis Data Firehose and storing the raw content in S3 bucket. Amazon S3 invokes an AWS Lambda function to analyze the raw tweets using Amazon Translate to translate non-English tweets into English, and Amazon Comprehend to use natural-language-processing (NLP) to perform entity extraction and sentiment analysis. A second Kinesis Data Firehose delivery stream loads the translated tweets and sentiment values into the sentiment prefix in the Amazon S3 bucket. A third delivery stream loads entities in the entities prefix using in the Amazon S3 bucket. This solution uses a data lake leveraging AWS Glue for data transformation, Amazon Athena for data analysis, and Amazon QuickSight for data visualization. AWS Glue Data Catalog contains a logical database which is used to organize the tables for the data on Amazon S3. Athena uses these table definitions to query the data stored on Amazon S3 and return the information to an Amazon QuickSight dashboard. On the other hand, if you use either the ML services or ML frameworks and infrastructure, we recommend you implement an MLOps solution regardless of the use case. The ML services stack’s ease of use and support for various use cases makes it desirable for implementing any ML-based pipeline. Also, since different model training and serving algorithms can alter aspects of the MLOps solution, there are three main options Amazon SageMaker provides when it comes to choosing your training algorithm:

• Getting started with SNS and SQS
  1 project | dev.to | 14 Nov 2021

  SNS facilitates with publishers from external or triggered from AWS Services such as EventBridge or triggers from S3 object events, Lambda fns and many more or it could be involved programmatically with sns:publish which publish to a designated topic and all the subscribers to that specific topic receives the message.

• Getting the most of AWS Lambda free compute - wrapper scripts
  3 projects | dev.to | 14 Nov 2021

  Since the service's inception, the AWS Lambda quickly rose to the status of the go-to tool in many developers' toolbelt. This course of events is entirely understandable. A versatile compute platform with per millisecond billing is a dream come true for developers alike.

• How To Use OpenTelemetry With AWS Lambda
  4 projects | dev.to | 11 Nov 2021

  Lambda is the AWS solution for serverless functions.

• Lamda Development: Αποκαλυπτήρια για το master plan του Ελληνικού
  1 project | reddit.com/r/greece | 8 Nov 2021
• How would you approach this solution
  1 project | reddit.com/r/webdev | 6 Nov 2021

  Trigger will depend on your API, language, prod environment etc. Lambda is serverless service. Basically short lived service that's invoked only when needed instead of a constantly running server. Seems like an overkill for your use but worth checking out. More details here: https://aws.amazon.com/lambda/