Serverless with Lambda & API Gateway | Amazon Web Services BASICS
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- Managing server isn't that much fun and can be very expensive. Serverless computing offers and interesting alternative!
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See you in the videos!
dude, you are the best teacher I ever meet
tons of thanks!!
This means so much to me Andrew, thank you!
Max, my friend, I just love your videos!!!!!!! I bought all your the courses I need in Udemy and frankly speaking your videos are the ones I love the most. Of course there are many great tutors out there also but you always keep it so simple yet not a bit is missing from what you're explaining and teaching us! Keep up the AMAZING work =]
PS: I just bought your course in Udemy for Serverless and I can't wait to watch it all!
Thanks alot Max. I already learned alot from your Laravel courses and after parting ways by pursuing Flask and Python now I'm back to your AWS course. You're the best !:)
Thanks a lot for your fantastic feedback Sina, happy to have you on board of the AWS course!
Maximillian gives quite clear and good examples about why he uses an app while he is giving the lesson. I find this way quite informative, brief and clear to be understood by audiance. I also belive that these points are the interview questions for web developer positions....
This is the best introduction I've seen to help developers understand the process, power, and interaction between the API-gateway, Lambda, and code. Nice job!
That's so great to read Geoffrey, thank you!
That was super easy to understand. Thanks, dude, you almost made my day
Great video. I learned alot in just 22 minutes.
Your marketing is really good. I watch free bit of course (this video) I see you make sense and I buy Udemy Course... Nice!
20:15
For me, that moment was pure happiness lol
:D
Thanks, With this tutorial I was able to fix issue in angular ssr issue with Lambda hosting
Happy to read that the video was helpful for you Srikanth!
Simply the best, Max!
Thank you Alex!
Simple and easy. Thank you man.
Thanks a lot Yazeed :)
nice tutorial...your communication describes everything clearly.. thanks!!
Thanks so much Aman, great to hear you liked it!
very very good!!!
You are the best, keep making these super useful videos.
Thanks so much Manas, I'll try my best!
There are numerous courses on Angular and numerous on aws. However, nowhere they show how to deploy an Angular or AngularJS app to AWS with microservices. I would be happy Max if you can have some more with the ECS + EC2 option and Angular served from S3 bucket and microservices in a separate container
Thank you so much! This is fun and so helpful at once!
Very interesting concept and I'm waiting to the next video ;) Thanks Max
It really is, I actually work with this technology a lot and it is awesome ;)
Thank you Max, Awesome.
Great tutorial. Thanks
I call the Python function :
import datetime
def salut (event,context):
#return ("Hello World ! " + event["nom"] +" il est (UTC) : "+ str(datetime.datetime.utcnow()))
return ("hello World"+" il est (UTC) : "+ str(datetime.datetime.utcnow()))
and the response when calling API is :
{
message: "Internal server error"
}
Thanks for your help.
Love u man. U r awesome.
Thanks so much Anu, I'm really glad to hear you're enjoying the video!
Great content Max. Thanks! :)
Awesome to hear that you like it :)
Correct me I'm wrong, but If we want to deploy Lambda Functions, create endpoints, and monitor logs, do we have to use three different AWS (which have different pricing plans) services (Lamda, API Gateway, and CloudWatch, respectively)? When Google Cloud Functions is an only service that supports that kind of functionality...
Thanks man!
BTW you look like Seth Rogan
Hallo Man ,sehr danke für das video . Einwandfrei erklärung !! I could so easily understand !!
Really great to read that, vielen Dank :)
Academind I just bought your course at udemy
Awesome - welcome on board! :)
Great tutorial! Thanks a million!
You're welcome - nice to see you're liking the video!
I probably have a stupid question
do I need to be very knowledgeable in Linux and network administration in order to get a job related to AWS, serverless, and AWS Lamda?
Coming from a GCloud/Firebase background: Its basically the counterpart to Google's Cloud Functions, right?
Yes, exactly!
Hi Max.
Great explanation as usual. Could this be useful for deploying Lumen micro services, using API gateway? I have application divided into several peaces (micro services) and each of them has its own scope of APIs but they all together make a whole app. So PHP is a main player with MySQL.
Thanks
Is it possible to use AWS API Gateway to create a public API that you can charge money for? IOW, does API Gateway make it easy to handle API keys and collecting payments?
Would it good practice to build an entire API based on serverless applications?
Great tutorial!
Thanks a lot Dvir!
Is there a tutorial with API Gateway CORS + Lambda for accessing API through a domain other that of the API?
I'm kinda new to Serverless, and I have one simple specific task I want to solve - sending emails with data I get from frontend on form submit. Currently I do that with Node app deployed to Heroku, and I have express serving api and reactRenderToStatic with react-email for HTML templating and node-mailer for sending one email to myself and second email to the client.
Is there a better way?
Awesome
Much as it sounds exciting, there seems to be no way to control performance (CPU, bandwidth) and the lack of fast native language support like C++ is a downside...
Node is V8 outside the browser, with a powerful JIT. With enough runs, your node code will run exceedingly quickly.
JIT is used by Java and .NET, but they are still significantly slower than C++. Regardless of how powerful JIT can be, it still translates the code written in a "high-level" way that doesn't give you much control over memory allocations and freedom of using performance tricks. Efficiency is not merely about being native, it's also about using resources smart.
Ok so.
This seems cool.
But how the hell do you source control this? CloudFormation templates? That sounds awful.
You can either use a framework like "Serverless" (which will use CF behind the scenes but gives you a nice API) or AWS' own solution => SAM. Both use CF but you don't have to write them from scratch.
"No PHP"
Ohhhh noooooo... Whatever will I dooooo...
There are always a server 😉
Got me ;)
An unfortunate naming from community. Check this out: th-cam.com/video/NRZ6N4e-Mko/w-d-xo.html