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tl;dr: Use terraform as a template for SAM to run your serverless API locally with the flag --hook-name terraform. Table of Contents What is SAM? Setting up Terraform for SAM Building with SAM and Terraform Sam config file Invoking a lambda function locally Running API Gateway locally Adding local DynamoDB with Docker Conclusion Introduction Lambdas for serverless computing is great for creating applications fast without spending time on physical infrastructure. How ever, without a good pipeline and workflow, developing can take a lot of time. ...

Complete The Cloud Resume Challenge The Challenge Part 1: Get AWS Certified and complete The Cloud Resume Challenge Part 2: HTML - Create a website Part 3: CSS - Style your website –> Part 4: Static Website - Amazon S3 <– Part 5: HTTPS - Set up Amazon CloudFront Part 6: DNS - Custom domain name with Amazon Route 53 Part 7-12: Backend - Creating a serverless API and requesting it with JS Part 13-16: CI/CD - Commit, Build and Deploy with AWS CodePipeline tl;dr: Host a static website from AWS S3 ...

Complete The Cloud Resume Challenge The Challenge Part 1: Get AWS Certified and complete The Cloud Resume Challenge Part 2: HTML - Create a website –> Part 3: CSS - Style your website <– Part 4: Static Website - Amazon S3 Part 5: HTTPS - Set up Amazon CloudFront Part 6: DNS - Custom domain name with Amazon Route 53 Part 7-12: Backend - Creating a serverless API and requesting it with JS Part 13-16: CI/CD - Commit, Build and Deploy with AWS CodePipeline tl;dr: Learn some basic CSS at w3schools.com. Style a website using CSS. ...

Complete The Cloud Resume Challenge The Challenge Part 1: Get AWS Certified and complete The Cloud Resume Challenge –> Part 2: HTML - Create a website <– Part 3: CSS - Style your website Part 4: Static Website - Amazon S3 Part 5: HTTPS - Set up Amazon CloudFront Part 6: DNS - Custom domain name with Amazon Route 53 Part 7-12: Backend - Creating a serverless API and requesting it with JS Part 13-16: CI/CD - Commit, Build and Deploy with AWS CodePipeline tl;dr: Create a website using HTML ...

Complete The Cloud Resume Challenge The Challenge –> Part 1: Get AWS Certified and complete The Cloud Resume Challenge <– Part 2: HTML - Create a website Part 3: CSS - Style your website Part 4: Static Website - Amazon S3 Part 5: HTTPS - Set up Amazon CloudFront Part 6: DNS - Custom domain name with Amazon Route 53 Part 7-12: Backend - Creating a serverless API and requesting it with JS Part 13-16: CI/CD - Commit, Build and Deploy with AWS CodePipeline tl;dr: Complete an AWS Certification Exam and create an AWS Account. Next we’ll create a website using different AWS services. Following the steps of The Cloud Resume Challenge ...

tl;dr: Script to sync github repo with S3: https://github.com/jakejarvis/s3-sync-action Workflow Writing this blog I want as little friction as possible. By that I mean that i want as short as possible distance/time/clicks between me writing a post in a markdown file and the blog being updated on the world wide web. My solution to this goal was version control on GitHub and creating a pipeline with GitHub Actions, that would deploy my webpage automatically on push to main. This way all I need to do is write a new blog post and push it to git ...