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How to Create Your First Lambda Function on AWS

MagmaLabs

In the beginning, the documentation for AWS LAMBDAS can be intimidating at times, but don’t worry, in this post, I will help you with the first steps to create an AWS LAMBDA Function. What’s a Lambda Function??. AWS Lambda is a compute service that lets you run code without provisioning or managing servers.

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Using Golang for your AWS Lambda Functions

Xebia

I was sparked on a XKE to do a short experiment with using Golang for my AWS Lambda Functions. Tutorial Let’s deploy a small stack including a single Lambda function. But it contains the AWS::Serverless-2016-10-31 transformation. This allows you to use the AWS::Serverless::Function resource.

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Infrastructure-as-Code Is The New Assembly Language For The Cloud

Stacks on Stacks

My career as a software engineer started in 2007 at Purdue University. I was working in the Linux kernel and researching how data was shuffled between the kernel and the user application layers. It’s these higher order abstractions that help engineering teams realize pivotal business results.

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Azure vs AWS: How to Choose the Cloud Service Provider?

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Over a period of time, AWS keeps on presenting updates and adding new products like Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling, Amazon Lightsail, AWS App Runner, AWS Batch, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, AWS Lambda, AWS Serverless Application Repository, etc. AWS Lambda Azure Functions from $0.20 AWS EC2 Linux virtual machines from $0.004 per hour.

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The Case for Minimalist Infrastructure

Stacks on Stacks

This often includes things like changing default passwords, removing unnecessary software, unnecessary logins, and the disabling or removal of unnecessary services. In our case, it involved checking our system against a set of rules like this one for Windows VMs and this one for Linux. This sounds fairly straightforward, but it isn’t.