AWS re:Invent 2022 - Building real-world serverless applications with AWS SAM (SVS303)

Treating your serverless infrastructure and application as code can improve efficiency, build in flexibility, and save time. In this session, learn about AWS SAM, an open-source framework for building serverless applications, and discover how to use AWS SAM templates to manage serverless infrastructure as code. From serverless-specific resources to pseudo parameters, learn how to construct highly flexible and reusable AWS SAM templates to manage your serverless applications. Find out how to use AWS SAM CLI to create, develop, and deploy serverless applications. Additionally, learn about the latest AWS SAM CLI features that can help you build deployment pipelines and test your code in the cloud.
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[@ahmedklai3457]

That's some quality content! Thanks Man :)

[@Gribozhuy]

He is just the best!

[@regulardev]

Thanks Eric for this excellent talk. A query: @39.24 "Let AWS SAM name your resources" - if we let sam name dynamodb table resource, how to access them from lambdas? env variables?

[@Alberto_Cavalcante]

Great

[@BensonFung-dd3jw]

So we don't need to use terraform code to describe my resources, but just use cloudformation code, right?

[@agendaaaa]

now it would be aws cdk (even less typing) and there is cdktf (CDK for Terraform)

[@andrewcbuensalida]

Aws, no need to show the speaker. Just show the slides in full screen so it's easier to see. Thanks!

[@Lexaire]

I find it a lot easier to learn when it's not just slides. I prefer to see the speaker.