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Create AWS Lambda using cloud9 with Java Runtime.
In this video, you will learn how to create Lambda code in Java using AWS Cloud9. This is helpful if you don't have Java installed on your system and you don't have IDE. AWS Cloud9 is a cloud-based integrated development environment (IDE) that lets you write, run, and debug your code with just a browser. It includes a code editor, debugger, and terminal.
Benefits you get with Cloud9:
1. You can do code in your browser
2. You can do pair programming
3. All the services are integrated. For example, you can create Lambds using SAM, do local testing and debugging.
4. EC2 terminal access
If you have not explored Cloud9, I would recommend exploring it. It makes development on AWS very easy.
In case you are looking for AWS Lambda example in Java, check my previous video here- • AWS Lambda Hello World...
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:08 Create Cloud9 environment
01:53 Explore Cloud9
03:02 Create Java class for Lambda
04:38 Uploading code to Lambda
08:05 Test Lambda Function
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[@glennadams7047]

Nice! Thank you. I am surprised cloud9 does not have a way for you to directly upload without an s3 bucket

[@Ali-in-EU]

Yes, you can directly upload the lambda function without uploading to s3 if it meets the size limit of the lambda package.
Just click on AWS from the toolbar on the left side, select service as lambda, find your lambda function, right-click and select the deploy function option.