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serverless-patterns reviews and mentions
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Serverless - Beyond the Basics
ServerlessLand - All things serverless, resources & announcements from AWS
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Automate Your Life and Save Time By Going Serverless
Sources like Serverless Land are invaluable. They aggregate patterns, repos, examples, and blogs from the community and make them available in one location. But because of that, you get a grab-bag of layouts with the code samples. Exposure to the different ways people build repositories is good, but you don't move as fast as if you did it yourself.
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What Does The Future Hold For Serverless?
By abstracting away infrastructure decisions, serverless goes from the wild west to a standard development practice reinforced by de facto patterns and standards that are implemented for us automatically.
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AWS Serverless and the DynamoDB Single Table Design - Hands On with CDK v2
Serverless Land
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Useful AWS Training Resources
If your going serverless, which you probably should at least be thinking about, then Serverless Land is the place to head to. It is a hub of information and contains it's own content, such as over 100 design pattern templates, in addition to pointing to to other resources such as AWS Blogs and videos.
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Serverless مقدمة عن
Serverless Land AWS Serverless Services Event-Driven Architecture Serverless Framework
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Any good examples of how to organize cloud infrastructure (cloudformation/lambda/user data scripts) in a GitHub repo?
https://github.com/aws-samples & https://www.stackery.io/registry/browse & https://serverlessland.com/ might help
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Ask HN: Does anyone else find the AWS Lambda developer experience poor?
3) start-api - start the Lambda service emulator with a basic API Gateway emulator wrapped around it. This creates a local endpoint for each Lambda function that uses an API GW event source [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/serverless-application-model/lat...]
For testing action:
Using one of the above commands will invoke a Lambda function. The Lambda function will run locally and provide logs as well as stepping through the code in an IDE like AWS Cloud9 or VS Code. The Lambda function can also call out to service like DynamoDB, SQS, SNS, etc that reside in the cloud. Once the Lambda function is working as expected locally, it's time to deploy to a development environment and run E2E tests.
One other tool I would suggest it SAM Logs. SAM Logs can output logs for a specific Lambda function from CloudWatch to your terminal. This is a great way to debug async Lambda functions in the cloud.
I encourage you to visit https://serverlessland.com where we are constantly adding content to help developers with Serverless on AWS. I also have a series of SAM videos at https://s12d.com/sws. Additionally, we host Serverless Office Hours every Tuesday: twitch.tv/aws or youtube.com/serverlessland. During this time we answer any and all serverless related questions.
Having said all this. Our team is continuing to work towards making the development experience better. Threads like this are critical to our understanding of developer needs and we read them and take them to heart. If you would like to have a longer conversation please reach out to me at [email protected] or @edjgeek on Twitter.
There is definitely a lot that goes into learning serverless tech like AWS Lambda.
I lead Developer Advocacy for Serverless at AWS and we're constantly looking at ways to help streamline and simplify this process for you. You can find a lot of information on a site we've launched to rollup lots of resources: https://serverlessland.com .
Right now the best dev process is a mix of using local emulation via AWS SAM CLI (http://s12d.com/sam) or tools like localstack. But it's true that you'll never be able to completely mimic all the various services and their functionality.
Would love to know more of what left you feeling underwhelmed by SAM. It has almost all the functionality of CloudFormation, which is quite a lot.
Thanks,
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