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AWS Lambda Benchmarking

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In this blog post, we examine the relative costs of different language runtimes on AWS Lambda. Many languages can be used with AWS Lambda today, so we focus on four interesting ones. Rust just came to AWS Lambda in November 2023 , so probably a lot of folks are wondering whether to try it out.

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Using design patterns in AWS Lambda

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In this blog post I will go over some reasons why you should be using design patterns in your Lambda functions Getting started To get started with AWS Lambda is quite easy, and this is also the reason why some crucial steps are skipped. Or use a compiled language like golang for your Lambda functions.

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Deploying Ruby AWS Lambda functions with CDK

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Reading Time: 2 minutes What is Cloud Development Kit (CDK). It is an open-source tool created by the AWS team. It uses the Construct Programming Model (CPM) to generate CloudFormation templates and materializes them as AWS resources when deployed. Install & Configure AWS CLI. Install Cloud Development Kit (CDK).

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Stubbing AWS Service calls in Golang

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In my previous blog you can read why.) With Python you have a stubber that helps you mock the AWS API. In this blog I will share my experience so far. Client } func New() (*Lambda, error) { cfg, err := config.LoadDefaultConfig(context.TODO()) m := new(Lambda) m.SetS3Client(s3.NewFromConfig(cfg))

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How to Overcome Challenges With AWS Lambda Logging

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Monitoring AWS Lambda can be a complex and potentially costly endeavor. Here’s what you need to know to stay on track and on budget Organizations are already experiencing a shift toward serverless cloud computing. The post How to Overcome Challenges With AWS Lambda Logging appeared first on DevOps.com.

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Sumo Logic Extends Observability Reach to AWS Lambda

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At the AWS re:Invent conference this week, Sumo Logic announced that in addition to collecting log data, metrics and traces, it now can collect telemetry data from the Lambda serverless computing service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS).

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High-performance computing on AWS

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How does High-Performance Computing on AWS differ from regular computing? Why HPC and cloud are a good fit? Setting up HPC on cloud doesn’t require upfront (CAPEX) investments. With public cloud you have access to the latest components, that will not only give a better performance but also give a better price/performance ratio.

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