Top 8 Recommended Serverless Framework Self-Study Materials! [June 2023]

Welcome to this course! In this course, you’ll learn serverless fundamentals and gradually dive deep into production-ready serverless application implementations.

By following this course, you’ll get hands-on experience with serverless services like AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, AWS AppSync, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Cognito, SQS, SNS, IAM, and many more services...

What is Covered in the Course?

1. Serverless Fundamentals

This section includes lessons to get you up-to-speed with commonly used serverless services on AWS such as AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway,  Amazon DynamoDB, IAM and etc... If you are new to AWS, this is a must-to-watch section and it will help you easily follow along with the rest of the sections in the course.

2. Serverless REST API Development

In the next couple of sections, you'll learn to build a Serverless REST API that handles CRUD operations from scratch. I will cover the following topics:

• Use the serverless framework to provision and deploy Lambda functions, API Gateway, and DynamoDB.

• Implement Access Controls to your REST APIs with Lambda Authorizers and Cognito User Pool Authorizers.

• Use the principle of least privilege to provide minimum permission to the Lambda functions that talk to the DynamoDB tables.

• How to secure your API with Web Application Firewall (AWS WAF)

• How to write acceptance tests for your API

• How to deploy your API for multiple environments (Dev/Test/Staging/Prod)

• Many more...

3. Serverless GraphQL API Development

Next, you'll learn how to build GraphQL API with AWS AppSync for an online book store application. AWS AppSync is a managed GraphQL service that'll help you build powerful GraphQL APIs easily.  I will cover the following topics:

• Design the GraphQL schema with Queries, Mutations, and Subscriptions

• Create AppSync resolvers to communicate with AWS services such as Amazon DynamoDB

• Implement role-based access control with Cognito User Pool for the AppSync API

• Implement Guest User Access to the AppSync API

• Many more...

4. Serverless Use Cases

When building serverless applications, we come across many real-world challenges. So we are going to cover several real-world use-cases and how to build solutions with serverless architectures. I will cover the following topics:

• How to deal with large payloads

• How to improve user experience with asynchronous & event-driven architectures

• How to implement real-time monitoring and troubleshooting architectures

• Many more...

This course will be constantly updated with new sections with more content to keep up with the innovations that taking place in AWS serverless world.

Happy Learning!

Manoj.

1. The Mindset: Thinking Serverless
2. Introduction
3. Serverless Mindset (Cont.)
4. Serverless System Design: A Real World Use Case
5. System Introduction
6. Functional & Non-Functional Requirements
7. Frontend Architecture Design
8. Use of DynamoDB
9. Evaluating the User Registration Architecture
10. Decoupling the Architecture with SQS an EventBridge
11. Using EventBridge for Extending the Architecture
12. Rate Controlling with Serverless Queue
13. Managing Serverless Workflows with State Machines
14. Optimizing with Circuit Breaker Pattern
15. Achieving Idempotency in Serverless Architectures
16. Providing Temporary Access to Protected Resources
17. Let's Begin: Serverless Fundamentals
18. Section overview
19. Introduction to AWS Lambda
20. AWS Lambda demo
21. Introduction to Amazon API Gateway
22. Introduction to Amazon DynamoDB
23. Learn more about Amazon DynamoDB
24. Introduction to Identity and Access Management (IAM)
25. Learn more about AWS IAM
26. Introduction to CloudWatch
27. CloudWatch Demo
28. Introduction to GraphQL and AWS AppSync
29. Introduction to Cognito User Pool
30. Building REST APIs: The Most Common Serverless Use Case
31. Application overview
32. Architecture overview
33. Installing Serverless CLI
34. Creating a Serverless Service
35. Building the first Lambda function and connect with API Gateway
36. Creating other CRUD endpoints
37. Viewing the resources on AWS console
38. Creating a DynamoDB table with CloudFromation
39. Implementing CreateNote Lambda Function
40. Using serverless-iam-role-per-function plugin
41. Implementing UpdateNote Lambda function
42. Implementing DeleteNote Lambda Function
43. Implementing GetNotes Lambda function
44. Using callbackWaitsForEmptyEventLoop
45. Reusing Connections with HTTP Keep-Alive
46. Solution to DynamoDB Timeout Issue
47. Section Summary
48. Migrating to AWS SDK V3 and Serverless V3
49. Access Control: Learn About Authentication and Authorization
50. Using API Key
51. When should we use API Key?
52. API Gateway Usage Plan Demo
53. Introduction to Lambda Authorizer
54. Implementing the Lambda Authorizer
55. Lambda Authorizer Logs
56. Introduction to Cognito User Pool
57. Creating a User Pool using AWS Console
58. Using aws-jwt-verifier in the Lambda Authorizer
59. Cognito User Pool Authorizer
60. An important note about Cognito User Pool Authorizer
61. Creating the Cognito User Pool with CloudFormation (IaC)
62. Using Environment Variables
63. Introduction to SSM Parameter Store
64. Creating the Parameter with CloudFormation
65. Fixing the deployment issue
66. Updating configurations and testing the API
67. Deployment: Setting up Multiple Environments
68. Section overview
69. Deleting the current stack
70. Multi-environment configurations
71. Fixing the deployment error
72. Creating a new DEMO environment
73. Testing the environment
74. CI & CD: Continuously Deliver with AWS CodePipeline
75. Section overview
76. A Word about CI and CD
77. Creating a CodePipeline
78. Creating the buildspec.yml file for the Build Stage
79. Testing the Build Stage of the Pipeline
80. Where are the Build Artifacts?
81. Configuring the Deploy Stage
82. Troubleshooting the Deploy Stage
83. Implementing Manual Approval Stage
84. Github Actions: The Easiest Way to Deploy Serverless Applications
85. Section Overview
86. Introduction
87. GitHub Action Overview
88. Setting-up a Workflow
89. Building the Serverless Workflow
90. Github Actions Environment Variables
91. Testing the Production Deployment Workflow
92. Testing: Focusing on User Acceptance Testing (UAT) with JEST
93. Section overview
94. Creating Test Helper Files
95. Using Cognito Admin API
96. Enabling ADMIN_AUTH_FLOW in Cognito
97. Testing Creating Notes
98. Adding Update & Delete Note Tests
99. Lambda Authorizer Caching Issue [A Gotcha]
100. The Best Solution to the Caching Issue
101. TypeScript: Learn to use TypeScript with the Serverless Framework
102. Introduction
103. Installing Serverless TypeScript Plugin
104. Updating Lambda Hanlder Code
105. Adding Types for Lambda Functions
106. Adding Types to Lambda Authorizer Function
107. Deploying the Service
108. Lambda Function URLs & Lambda Response Streaming
109. Introduction to Lambda Function URLs
110. Deploying Function URLs with Serverless Framework
111. Lambda Response Streaming Scenario
112. EventBridge & SQS: Building Event-Driven Architectures
113. Introduction
114. Asynchronous Communication Overview
115. AWS EventBridge Overview
116. EventBridge Console Walkthrough
117. Using API Gateway Service Proxy Integration with EventBridge
118. Creating an EventBus with Serverless Framework
119. Adding Events to EventBridge EventBus
120. Setting up a SQS as a Target to EventBridge
121. 6 Things to Remember about SQS
122. Batch Processing Messages with AWS Lambda
123. Introduction to Dead Letter Queues (DLQ)
124. Implementing a DLQ with the SQS
125. API Gateway Service Proxy Introduction
126. Implement API Gateway and EventBridge Service Proxy
127. AWS Step Functions: Let's Manage Your Workflows
128. Section Overview
129. Step Function Overview (Pros & Cons)
130. Introduction to Step Functions
131. Understanding Frequently used States
132. Callback Pattern in Step Functions
133. Store Checkout Process in Detail
134. Installing Serverless Step Functions Plugin
135. Creating CheckInventory Task State
136. Testing the State Machine from AWS Console
137. Check Inventory Implementation with Error Handling
138. The use of ResultPath in States
139. Redeem Points with Choice State
140. Testing the State Machine
141. Implementing Step Functions Callback pattern with SQS
142. Email Order Details with SNS
143. Improving Security: Starting with AWS Web Application Firewall
144. Section overview
145. Benefits of CloudFront in Security & Performance
146. CloudFront and Caching Demo
147. Using CloudFormation to Create the CloudFront
148. Benefits of Web Application Firewall (AWS WAF)
149. Creating a Web ACL for CloudFront
150. Testing the WAF Web ACL
151. Web ACL Graphs and Sampled Requests
152. Adding Rate Based Rules to Mitigate DDoS Attacks
153. Creating Custom WAF Rules
154. Building GraphQL APIs: Learn AWS AppSync and Amplify Framework
155. Overview
156. Agenda
157. Introduction to GraphQL
158. Introduction to AWS AppSync
159. Setting up the dev environment
160. Initializing an Amplify project
161. Provisioning backend resources with Amplify CLI
162. Creating the backend schema
163. About the amplify @model directive
164. Adding Entity Relationships with @connection directive
165. Adding Authorization Rules with @rules directive
166. Testing the GraphQL API
167. AWS AppSync and Serverless Framework
168. Overview
169. Introduction
170. Creating GraphQL API Resources
171. Exploring the Resources on AWS Console
172. Designing the GraphQL Schema
173. Introduction to Serverless AppSync Plugin
174. Implementing getBookById Query
175. Implement createBook Mutation
176. Testing the Mutation & Query
177. Connecting a React App with the AppSync API
178. Calling AppSync API from React App
179. AWS AppSync Authorization Methods
180. Adding AWS_IAM authentication type to the AppSync Schema
181. Creating an Cognito Identity Pool with CloudFormation
182. Testing Guest User Access
183. Pagination with AWS AppSync and DynamoDB
184. Creating an AppSync Subscription for Real-time Communication
185. Connecting AppSync Subscription with a React Frontend
186. A Complete Project: Building an Online Bookstore with Amplify and AppSync
187. Project Overview
188. Agenda
189. Final demo
190. Project Architecture
191. Setting up the project
192. Creating an Amplify Project
193. Creating Cognito User Pool and S3 buckets
194. Creating Lambda Functions
195. Building GraphQL Schema with Amplify Directives
196. Creating Lambda Pipeline Resolvers
197. Deploying Resources to AWS with Amplify Push Command
198. Installing Lambda Dependencies
199. Testing the React App with the Backend
200. Connecting the AWS Backend with the React Frontend

AWS Lambda and the Serverless Framework is the QUICKEST way to get started in the serverless world, to deploy AWS Lambda functions in Amazon Web Services that infinitely scale without managing any servers!

This course, unlike others, has an approach that teaches you how to deploy AWS Lambda functions from the first lectures properly.

• no manual work through the AWS UI

• all your configuration and deployment is coded using YAML and the Serverless framework

• no headaches packaging your functions as zip files

AWS Lambda is a fantastic tool to master when learned the right way.

• Save in cost - you only pay per usage

• save in operational burden - no servers to manage!

• Scale automatically from 0 to millions of API calls.

Additionally, you will learn AWS SAM (Serverless Application Model), another framework used to configure, develop and deploy serverless applications.

For this course, we'll deploy several real-world functions to AWS Lambda:

• An automated thumbnail generation service on S3 (Python)

• A REST API using AWS API Gateway & Lambda (nodeJS)

• A REST API using AWS API Gateway & Lambda (Python 3)

• An Email Service Using Lambda, SES, API Gateway, and NextJS for the front-end (NodeJS)

• An Email Subscriber Service using SNS, API Gateway, S3, EventBridge (Schedule), DynamoDB, Lambda, SendGrid API (NodeJS)

After finishing the course, you'll be able to write any function you want.

In this course, you will be learning, by doing, everything you need to know to be proficient at using AWS Lambda and integrating with many different AWS services through the Serverless Framework and AWS SAM framework!

Try this course, and you have 30 days to be refunded if you don't like it. You have nothing to lose!

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This course also comes with:

• Lifetime access to all future updates

• A responsive instructor in the Q&A Section

• Udemy Certificate of Completion Ready for Download

• A 30 Day "No Questions Asked" Money Back Guarantee!

Join me in this course if you want to learn about AWS Lambda and the Serverless Framework and master the AWS platform!

1. Course Introduction
2. Instructor Introduction
3. Course Objectives/Who Is this Course For
4. What Will You Learn in This Course
5. AWS Lambda Overview and Scenario
6. Code Download
7. Code Download
8. AWS Lambda & the Serverless Framework - Getting Started
9. AWS Lambda Console - Create Your First Lambda Function
10. Installing Serverless Framework & Setting up an AWS Profile
11. Deploying our First Function with Serverless
12. Updating the Function from the CLI
13. Fetching the Function Logs from the CLI
14. Removing the Function Completely
15. Section Summary
16. AWS Lambda & Serverless - Deep Dive
17. Create AWS Lambda Function Using any Runtime
18. YAML Crash Course
19. AWS Lambda and Serverless Framework Core Concepts
20. Functions Timeout and Memory
21. Inheriting Settings from the Provider Property
22. IAM Permissions for Lambda Functions
23. Environment Variables in AWS Lambda
24. VPC for Lambda Functions
25. AWS Lambda Pricing
26. AWS SAM CLI Setup
27. Setting up VS Code and AWS Toolkit
28. Installing the AWS CLI
29. Setting up AWS Configurations
30. Install Docker
31. Install AWS SAM CLI
32. AWS SAM CLI - Running AWS Lambda Function Locally
33. Introduction to AWS SAM
34. Creating and Running Our First AWS SAM Application
35. Deploy the AWS SAM App to AWS Cloud
36. Hosting the API Locally
37. Invoking your Lambda Function Directly
38. Deleting the Stack
39. Section Summary - What We've Done
40. Creating AWS SAM Apps Using VSCode & AWS Toolkit
41. Creating an AWS SAM Serverless Application in VS Code and AWS Toolkit
42. Deploying to AWS Console
43. Run and Debug Directly from the Project
44. Section Summary
45. AWS Step Functions - An Introduction
46. Step Functions - Introduction
47. Creating our First Step Function
48. Adding a Wait State to our State Machine in Step Function
49. Wait State in Step Function
50. Choice State - Full Example
51. The Task State - Step Functions with Lambda Functions
52. Step Functions & State Machine Using VS Code
53. Creating Step Functions with AWS SAM CLI vs VS Code
54. Creating State Machine from Template with VS Code and AWS Toolkit
55. Updating a State Machine
56. Section Summary
57. [Hands-on] - Real World Example Service - 1 - Thumbnail Creation (Python)
58. Creating Thumbnail Generator Service - Setup Basics - IAM Roles
59. Setup the Thumbnail Generator - Code - Part 1
60. Serverless YAML Setup - Configuring S3 and Custom Variables - Deploying the App
61. Adding a Layer Dependency to our Function - Debug Session
62. Setting up DynamoDB for Saving Thumbnail Metadata
63. Saving Thumbnail URLs and Metadata to Database
64. Creating a REST API (AWS API Gateway) for Thumbnail Metadata
65. Deleting and Updating Items with Postman
66. Clean up
67. Final Thoughts - Section Summary
68. [Hands-on] - Real World Example Service 2 - REST API (Python)
69. REST API with Python - Code Walkthrough
70. Testing and Debugging the API
71. Final Thoughts - Python REST API
72. [Hands-on] - Real World Example Service 3 - REST API (NodeJS)
73. Getting Started with Todo REST API - NodeJS
74. Creating a Todo - API Endpoint - Saving a Todo Through the API End Point
75. Listing All Todos - API End Point
76. Getting a Single Todo
77. Delete a Todo
78. Update a Todo
79. Clean up
80. Next Steps for REST APIs
81. [Hands-on] - Real World Example Service 4 - Contact us Form - SES, API Gateway
82. Amazon SES Introduction
83. Setting up the Email Service and Deploying It
84. Deploying SES Service and Testing
85. Setting up SES the Lambda function and the Front-end & SendEmail
86. SES Final Toughts
87. [Hands-on] - Real World Example Service 5 - Email Subscription Architecture
88. Email Subscription Service - Architecture Walkthrough
89. Setting up Our Service - Adding IAM roles for S3 & Uploading the JSON File to S3
90. Setting up the getQuotes End Point and Deploying the Service
91. Creating a Subscriber API Endpoint
92. Finished with Subscriber API EndPoint - What's Next
93. SES vs SNS
94. Setting up SNS in Serverless YAML and Confirming Email
95. Setting up SNS and the Mailer Endpoint
96. Using SNS to Publish Messages to Subscribers via the new Endpoint
97. Creating the Frontend Form and Sending Messages
98. Setting up SendGrid Email API
99. Setting up the SendEmail Endpoint
100. Set up SendEmail and getSubscriber Endpoints
101. Sending Email to our Subscribers with SendGrid API
102. Scheduling Events with EventBridge and CouldWatchEvent (Schedule)
103. Final Thoughts - Section Summary
104. Next Steps
105. Next Steps
106. Next Steps
107. Bonus

In this course, we will learn almost all the AWS Serverless Services with all aspects. We are going to build serverless applications with using

• AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Cognito, Amazon S3, Amazon SNS, Amazon SQS, Amazon EventBridge, AWS Step Functions, DynamoDB and Kinesis Streams

• AWS Serverless Deployment Frameworks - IaC - Infrastructure as Code tools;

  • CloudFormation

  • AWS CDK

This course will be 100% hands-on, and you will be developing a real-world application with hands-on labs together and step by step, you can find main and sub topics;

Basics - Serverless Compute, APIs and Data Persistences

• AWS Lambda - Serverless, Event-driven Compute Service

• Amazon API Gateway - API-Driven Development for Synchronous Event Sources

• Amazon DynamoDB -  Data persistence with NoSQL Serverless Database

Authentication

• Amazon Cognito - Authentication and Authorization in Serverless

Storing & Hosting

• Amazon S3 - for Cloud Object Storage in order to store any type of data or deploy our web applications.

AWS Lambda Event-Driven Architectures and Invocation Types

• AWS Lambda Best Practices and Event-driven Architecture

• AWS Lambda - Asynchronous invocation

• AWS Lambda - Lambda event source mappings

Application Integrations Services; Asynchronous Event Sources - Event-based Architectures

• Amazon SNS  - Fully managed pub/sub messaging

• Amazon SQS - Fully managed message queues - Message Queues for cross-service communication using (AWS SQS)

• Amazon EventBridge - Decouple microservices with event-driven approaches

Application Orchestration Services

• AWS Step Functions - orchestrate microservices into serverless workflows.

SAGA Pattern and apply SAGA pattern with different approaches;

• Choreography-based SAGA with using Amazon EventBridge - which means Decouple microservices with events

• Orchestration-based SAGA with using AWS Step Functions - which means Decouple microservices with orchestration way

Streams and Polling Event Source mapping

• Amazon DynamoDB streams

• Amazon Kinesis Data streams

Serverless Deployment Frameworks - Cloud stack development with IaC

• CloudFormation -- Speed up cloud provisioning with infrastructure as code

• AWS CDK -- AWS Serverless Deployments IaC with AWS CDK (Cloud Development Kit)

Real-world Hands-on Labs:

We will develop almost 20 hands-on labs during the course. If we look at the some of the important hands-on labs of our course;

• Hands-on Lab: Single Calculator Microservice Expose https methods with Lambda Function Url

• Hands-on Lab: Build Serverless Chat App with a WebSocket API and Lambda

• Hands-on Lab: Building RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda, API Gateway and DynamoDB

• Hands-on Lab: Secure your API Gateway with Amazon Cognito User Pools

• Hands-on Lab: Using an Amazon S3 trigger to invoke a Lambda function and persist on DynamoDB

• Hands-on Lab: Fan-Out Serverless Architectures Using SNS, SQS and Lambda

• Hands-on Lab: Process DynamoDB or Kinesis Streams using AWS Lambda for Change Data Capture of DynamoDB Tables

• Hands-on Lab: AWS Serverless Microservices for Ecommerce Application using Amazon EventBridge

• Hands-on Lab: Saga Pattern for Orchestrate Distributed Transactions using AWS Step Functions

Way of Learning:

This course is %100 hand-on course and include lots of development activities, that means we will develop codes for almost all AWS services and interactions.

For each AWS serverless services we will have 4 main part;

1. Theorical Information

   1. AWS Service overview, core concepts, features, uses cases and general information

2. Walkthrough with AWS Management Console

   1. AWS Service Walkthrough with AWS Management Console performs main use cases

3. Developing with AWS SDK

   1. AWS Service Programmatic Access interaction with Serverless APIs using AWS SDK or CLI

4. Hands-on Labs with Real-World Use Cases

   1. AWS Service Hands-on Labs implementation with Real-World Use Cases

These are 4 main topics that we are going to handle almost all AWS Serverless services. By this way we can cover for all aspects of any particular AWS services.

In the course structure, when we finished any AWS Serverless services, we have at least 1 hands-on lab for particular AWS services. For example if we finished Amazon SQS sections and understand the service, we will have several hands-on labs like Fan-out pattern implementations with Amazon SNS, or decouple microservices with Amazon EventBridge and so on. These will mostly includes combination of other AWS services that represents real-word applications.

And also in the last sections, we will see how we can do Cloud stack development - IaC with Serverless Deployment Frameworks for any particular AWS Serverless services. Develop infrastructure for all AWS services and perform interactions with coding interactions.

AWS Developer and AWS Solution Architecture Jobs

This course prepares to you real AWS Developer and AWS Solution Architecture jobs, which's offers to you 3 figure salaries.

Because we are going to develop a Real-world Serverless application which is already used and developed by lots of companies in the world.

Prepare your AWS Certification with Practical Way

• AWS Certified Developer Associate

• AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate

Don't memorize all topics, feel and develop by hands-on, dirty your hands by this way you can achieve to onboard your target AWS jobs. This course will help you to prepare AWS Developer and Solutions Architect Associate certifications both theoretical and mostly practical way with developing Serverless applications.

By the end of this course, you'll learn how to design and developing AWS Serverless services with real-world hands-on project following the best practices.

You don't need any prior knowledge before the course I will explain both theoretical information and practical developments.

This course is Developer Guide so that means; the course will be includes %100 of hands-on development activities, mostly we will develop lambda functions with different use cases and integrations. All course steps will be developed step by step and together.

1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. Hands-on Labs with Real-World Use Cases
4. Serverless Explanained : AWS Operational Responsibility Model
5. AWS Serverless Services and Way of Learning
6. AWS Cost Management During the Course
7. Project Code & Course Slides
8. Project Code & Course Slides
9. Project Code Structure
10. How to follow the Course
11. Create AWS Account - Free Tier
12. Create Free Tier AWS Account
13. Security Best Practices of AWS Accounts
14. Create IAM User Account and Configure for Programmatic and Console Access
15. AWS Access Types - Programmatic and Management Console Access
16. AWS Lambda - Serverless, Event-driven Compute Service
17. What is AWS Lambda?
18. How does AWS Lambda work?
19. AWS Lambda Main Features
20. AWS Lambda Event Sources and Destination Trigger Services
21. AWS Lambda Invocation Types
22. AWS Lambda Function Code
23. AWS Lambda Execution Environment
24. Configuring AWS Lambda Functions
25. Concurrency on AWS Lambda - Reserved and Provisioned Concurrency
26. AWS Lambda Permissions; Execution Role and Resource-based Policies
27. AWS Lambda Quiz
28. AWS Lambda - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
29. Getting Started with AWS Lambda and How Lambda Works
30. Create our First AWS Lambda Function with AWS Management Console
31. Test AWS Lambda Function with AWS Management Console
32. Configurations of AWS Lambda Function with AWS Management Console
33. Logs of AWS Lambda Function with AWS Management Console
34. Change AWS Lambda Function Code on AWS Management Console
35. Create AWS Lambda Function with No-BluePrint with AWS Management Console
36. Upload zip file for Lambda Function with AWS Management Console
37. Clean up Resources
38. Prerequisites and Tools for developing Serverless Applications on AWS
39. Introduction - Prerequisites and Tools
40. Prerequisites 1 - AWS Account and User
41. Prerequisites 2 - AWS CLI
42. Quick Setup of AWS CLI
43. Prerequisites 3 - NodeJS
44. Check our Installations
45. Prerequisites 4 - Visual Studio Code
46. Prerequisites 5 - Postman
47. AWS Lambda - Developing with AWS CLI - Programmatic Access w/ Serverless APIs
48. Introduction - AWS Lambda - Developing with AWS CLI - Programmatic Access
49. Course Folder Structure and Create Project Directory
50. Using AWS Lambda with the AWS CLI
51. Invoking Lambda functions with the AWS CLI
52. Invoking Lambda functions with passing event.json file using AWS CLI
53. Create AWS Lambda functions with AWS CLI
54. Create Execution Role for Lambda functions with AWS CLI
55. Develop AWS Lambda function handler in Node.js
56. Deploy Node.js Lambda Functions with .zip File Archives
57. Create AWS Lambda function with .zip file using AWS CLI
58. Invoking Lambda functions with passing event.json file using AWS CLI
59. AWS Lambda CloudWatch Logs using AWS CLI
60. Update AWS Lambda Function Code using AWS CLI
61. Update AWS Lambda Function with Additional Dependencies using AWS CLI
62. AWS Lambda Context Object in Node.js Function
63. AWS Lambda Function Logging in Node.js Example
64. AWS Lambda Function Errors in Node.js Example
65. Using AWS Lambda Environment Variables
66. Clean up Resources - Delete AWS Lambda Functions
67. AWS Lambda - Working with Events
68. AWS Lambda Best Practices and Event-driven Architecture
69. Understanding How Lambda Trigger with Event Json Object
70. Understanding How Lambda Trigger with Event JSON Object Part 2
71. Hands-on Lab: Greeting Project
72. Hands-on Lab: Calculator Project
73. AWS Lambda Trigger Events and Test Templates
74. AWS Lambda Invocation Types
75. AWS Lambda Asynchronous Invocation using AWS CLI
76. AWS Lambda Function URLs: Built-in HTTPS urls for Single-Function Microservice
77. AWS Lambda Function URLs: Built-in HTTPS urls for Single-Function Microservice
78. Using AWS Lambda as a Microservice
79. Creating and Managing AWS Lambda Function URLs w/ Console
80. Reviewing and Invoking AWS Lambda Function URLs w/ Console
81. Understand Incoming Event When Invoking AWS Lambda Function URLs
82. Update Function Code for Incoming Event When Invoking AWS Lambda Function URLs
83. Hands-on Lab: Single Calculator Microservice Expose https methods with Lambda
84. When to use Function URLs vs. Amazon API Gateway
85. Amazon API Gateway - API-Driven Development for Synchronous Event Sources
86. Introduction - API Gateway Restful API Development with Synchronous Lambda Event
87. What is Amazon API Gateway?
88. Architecture of API Gateway
89. Main Features of API Gateway
90. Amazon API Gateway Use Cases
91. API Gateway as a Lambda Synchronous Event Sources
92. Amazon API Gateway Core Concepts
93. Amazon API Gateway -Differences between REST - HTTP API
94. API Gateway - HTTP API - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
95. Introduction - API Gateway - HTTP API - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
96. API Gateway - HTTP API - Core Concepts; Routes
97. API Gateway - HTTP API - Core Concepts; Integrations
98. API Gateway - HTTP API - Core Concepts; Stages
99. Getting Started with API Gateway - HTTP APIs
100. Hands-on Lab: Build CRUD Microservice with HTTP API and Lambda
101. Hands-on Lab: Build CRUD Microservice - Create HTTP API
102. Understanding How HTTP API Trigger Lambda with Event Json Object
103. Develop Lambda Function for Incoming HTTP API Event Json Object
104. E2E Test HTTP API and Lambda Function with Incoming HTTP API Event Json Object
105. Clear Resources
106. API Gateway - REST API - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
107. Introduction - API Gateway - REST API - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
108. API Gateway - REST API - Core Concepts; Resources, Methods, Stages, Authorizers
109. Getting Started with API Gateway - REST APIs
110. Enable Request validation in API Gateway - REST API
111. Hands-on Lab: Build CRUD Microservice with REST API and Lambda
112. Hands-on Lab: Build CRUD Microservice - Create REST API
113. Understanding How REST API Trigger Lambda with Event Json Object
114. Develop Lambda Function for Incoming REST API Event Json Object
115. E2E Test REST API and Lambda Function with Incoming REST API Event Json Object
116. Alternative Way to Create a REST API from AWS Lambda Function
117. Clear Resources
118. API Gateway - WebSocket API - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
119. Introduction - API Gateway - WebSocket API - Walkthrough with AWS Console
120. API Gateway - WebSocket API - Core Concepts; Routes, Integrations, Stages
121. Getting started with API Gateway - WebSocket APIs
122. Hands-on Lab: Build Serverless Chat App with a WebSocket API and Lambda
123. Hands-on Lab: Build Serverless Chat App - Create WebSocket API
124. Understanding How WebSocket API Trigger Lambda with Event Json Object
125. Develop Lambda Function for Incoming WebSocket API Event Json Object
126. E2E Test WebSocket API and Lambda Function with Incoming WebSocket API Event obj
127. Clear Resources
128. Amazon DynamoDB - Serverless NoSQL Data Persistence
129. What Is Amazon DynamoDB?
130. AWS DynamoDB Core Concepts - Tables, Items, Attributes, Indexes
131. AWS DynamoDB Primary Key, Partition Key and Sort Key
132. Amazon DynamoDB Partitions and Data Distribution with Partition Key and Sort Key
133. Amazon DynamoDB Read Consistency, CAP Theorem and Eventual Consistency
134. Amazon DynamoDB Read and Write Capacity Mode
135. Amazon DynamoDB API References
136. Amazon DynamoDB PartiQL - A SQL-Compatible Query Language for DynamoDB
137. Accessing DynamoDB with Different Ways
138. Amazon DynamoDB - Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
139. Introduction - Amazon DynamoDB Walkthrough with AWS Management Console
140. Create our First Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Management Console
141. Write an Item into Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Management Console
142. Read Data - Scan Command - from Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Console
143. Read Data - Query Command - from Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Console
144. Update Data from Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Management Console
145. Create a Global Secondary Index on Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Console
146. Query the Global Secondary Index on Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Console
147. Query Data using PartiQL Editor from Amazon DynamoDB Table with AWS Console
148. Clear Resources
149. Amazon DynamoDB Walkthrough with AWS CLI
150. Introduction - Amazon DynamoDB Walkthrough with AWS CLI
151. Create DynamoDB Table with AWS CLI
152. Write Data into DynamoDB Table with AWS CLI
153. Read Data into DynamoDB Table with AWS CLI
154. Update Data into DynamoDB Table with AWS CLI
155. Query Data into DynamoDB Table with AWS CLI
156. PartiQL CRUD Operations into DynamoDB Table with AWS CLI
157. Clear Resources
158. Hands-on Lab: Build RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda, Api Gateway, DynamoDB
159. Intoductuction - RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda, Api Gateway and DynamoDb
160. Create a DynamoDB Table
161. Create a Lambda Function
162. Create an API Gateway
163. Test - RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda, Api Gateway and DynamoDb
164. AWS Console microservice-http-endpoint Lambda Blueprint - Api Gw + Lambda + DB
165. Resource Cleanup
166. NodeJS Basics - Recap NodeJS
167. Why we need to know NodeJS Basics ? Skip or Continue ?
168. NodeJS Basics and Installment
169. Running Node Command
170. Run NodeJS Functions
171. Passing Arguments to NodeJS Functions
172. NodeJS Modules
173. NPM - Node Package Manager and Use npm packages into NodeJS
174. AWS SDK for JavaScript - Developer Guide for SDK Version 3
175. What is AWS SDK ?
176. AWS SDK for JavaScript Version 3 and using SDK with Node.js
177. What's new in AWS SDK for JavaScript Version 3 and Cold Start Benefit
178. Important - ECMAScript 6 (ES6) Requirements
179. Using Node.js ES modules and top-level await in AWS Lambda
180. Amazon DynamoDB - Developing with AWS SDK- Programmatic Access w/ Serverless API
181. Introduction - Amazon DynamoDB SDK Examples
182. Understanding DynamoDb Interactions - Working with Items and Attributes
183. Create NodeJS Project with DynamoDB SDK Packages
184. Create DynamoDBClient NodeJS Module For Connecting DynamoDB
185. Creating a DynamoDB Table
186. Listing DynamoDB Tables
187. Describing DynamoDB Table
188. Deleting DynamoDB Tables
189. Reading and writing a Single item in DynamoDB Table
190. Writing an Item into DynamoDB Table
191. Update an Item into DynamoDB Table
192. Getting an Item into DynamoDB Table
193. Deleting an Item into DynamoDB Table
194. Writing Items in Batch into DynamoDB Table
195. Reading Items in Batch into DynamoDB Table
196. Querying and Scanning a DynamoDB table
197. Querying a DynamoDB Table
198. Scanning a DynamoDB table
199. PartiQL CRUD Operations into DynamoDB Table with AWS SDK
200. Add an item into DynamoDB Table using PartiQL

AWS SAM Framework (Serverless Application Model) and AWS Lambda is the best way to build scalable, reliable serverless applications and deploy AWS Lambda functions in Amazon Web Services. The great thing about serverless is that you don't need to manage any servers!

In this course, you will dive right in and learn how to deploy AWS Lambda functions and declare and configure those functions using the AWS SAM Framework (Serverless Application Model).

In a nutshell, you will:

• No longer need to create serverless infrastructures using the AWS Management Console manually

• Now have all your configurations and deployments in one single YAML file

• You no longer need to package your functions into a zip file and manually upload them to the AWS cloud

With the AWS SAM CLI and SAM Framework, you do all that using the Command Line Interface quicker!

This is the best time to get well-versed in AWS SAM Framework and AWS Lambda Functions to configure, develop and deploy serverless applications quickly.

AWS Lambda functions abstract out all the burden of dealing with servers - you write a function and let AWS take it from there! In addition, you save in cost since you only pay per usage - if your Lambda functions are not running, you don't get billed.

With AWS Lambda functions, you can scale out or in quickly without having to reconfigure servers!

For this course, we'll deploy several real-world functions to AWS Lambda:

• An automated thumbnail generation service on S3 (Python)

• A REST API using AWS API Gateway & Lambda (nodeJS)

• A REST API using AWS API Gateway & Lambda (Python 3)

• An Email Service Using Lambda, SES, API Gateway, and NextJS for the front-end (NodeJS)

• An Email Subscriber Service using SNS, API Gateway, S3, EventBridge (Schedule), DynamoDB, Lambda, SendGrid API (NodeJS)

• A Face Recognition Service that recognizes faces and their features

• Amazon Comprehend service paired with EventBridge that emails users on schedule with selected news headlines

After finishing the course, you can write any function you want.

In this course, you will be learning, by doing, everything you need to know to be proficient at using AWS Lambda and integrating with many different AWS services through the AWS SAM Framework!

Try this course, and you have 30 days to be refunded if you don't like it. You have nothing to lose!

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This course also comes with:

• Lifetime access to all future updates

• A responsive instructor in the Q&A Section

• Udemy Certificate of Completion Ready for Download

• A 30-Day "No Questions Asked" Money Back Guarantee!

Join me in this course if you want to learn about AWS Lambda and the AWS SAM Framework and master the AWS platform!

1. Introduction
2. Introduction - About Instructor
3. Course Objectives
4. What You'll Learn and Course Prerequisites
5. Important - Note to "OLD" Students
6. Code Download
7. Code and Resource Download
8. Development Environment Setup - AWS SAM CLI & VS Code with AWS Toolkit
9. Create your First Lambda Function in AWS Management Console
10. Setup an AWS Profile
11. Setup Your Development Environment - Overview
12. Install NodeJS
13. Install VSCode & Setup AWS Toolkit
14. Install the AWS CLI
15. Setting up AWS Configurations
16. Install Docker
17. Install AWS SAM CLI
18. AWS Lambda & AWS SAM Framework In Depth
19. Introduction to AWS SAM
20. Creating and Running Our First AWS SAM Application
21. Deploying the AWS SAM App to AWS Cloud
22. Hosting the API Locally
23. Invoke your Lambda Function Directly
24. Deleting the Stack
25. What We've Done So far
26. AWS SAM & AWS Toolkit
27. Creating an AWS SAM Serverless Application in VS Code and with AWS Toolkit
28. Deploying to AWS Cloud
29. Run and Debug Directly from the Project
30. Section Summary - AWS Toolkit
31. AWS SAM Deep Dive - SAM Specifications
32. Creating Lambda Function Using any Runtime
33. YAML Crash Course
34. AWS Lambda and SAM Framework Core Concepts
35. Functions Timeout and Memory Allocation
36. IAM Permissions for Lambda Functions
37. Environment Variables in AWS Lambda
38. VPC for Lambda Functions
39. Cleanup the App Stack
40. AWS SAM and CloudFormation - Background Overview
41. AWS Lambda Pricing
42. AWS SAM and Anatomy
43. AWS SAM Template Deep Dive - Overview
44. SAM Template Anatomy
45. AWS SAM Resource Types - SimpleTable
46. AWS Step Functions - An Introduction
47. Step Functions Introduction
48. Creating our First Step function
49. Adding a Wait State into the State Machine in Step Functions
50. Wait State in Step Functions
51. Choice State - Full Example
52. The Task State - Step Functions with Lambda Functions
53. Step Functions & State Machine Using VS Code Toolkit
54. Creating Step Functions with AWS SAM CLI and VS Code
55. Creating State Machine from Template with VS code AWS Toolkit
56. Updating a State Machine
57. Section Summary
58. [Hands-On] - Real World Example 1 - S3 Thumbnail Service
59. S3 Thumbnail Service Overview
60. Create Thumbnail Project and Adding Policies and S3 Permissions
61. Setting up the Thumbnail Generator
62. Deploying the Thumbnail Service and Testing it Out
63. Adding a Layer Dependency to our Function - Debug Session
64. Creating DynamoDB Table
65. Policy Template - Overview
66. Saving Thumbnail Metadata to Dynamo
67. Creating a REST API Gateway for Thumbnail Metadata - List all Thumbnails
68. Getting an Item Thumbnail
69. Thumbnail Service Cleanup
70. Delete Item Image
71. Final Thoughts
72. Hands-On - Real World Example 2 - RESTful API with Python
73. REST API with Python and Code Walkthrough
74. Testing and Debugging the CRUD Python Restful API
75. Final Thoughts on Python CRUD API and Cleanup
76. [Hands-On] - Real World Example 3 - Todo REST API with NodeJS
77. Getting Started with TODO REST API NodeJS
78. Code Walkthrough for Create Function
79. Code Walkthrough for Delete Function
80. Code Walkthrough for Get Function
81. Code Walkthrough for List Function
82. Code Walkthrough for Update Function
83. TODO API Testing
84. TODO API Cleanup
85. Next Steps for REST API
86. [Hands-On] - Send Email with SES, API Gateway, Lambda
87. Amazon SES Overview
88. SES Service Code Walkthrough
89. SES Service Testing
90. [Hands-On] - Face Rekognition with Python
91. Amazon Rekognition - Code Walkthrough and Testing
92. [Hands-On] - Amazon Comprehend and Scheduled News
93. Amazon Comprehend and News Scheduler - Overview
94. News Scheduler Code Walkthrough & Debugging and Testing
95. NodeJS Layer for the Next Lecture
96. Debugging and Finalizing the Amazon Comprehend Service
97. Next Steps
98. Next steps

The only course you'll ever need to master AWS Lambda and Serverless. Period.

Serverless Computing is one of the top-paying cloud skills today. Serverless is also a key focus area in AWS Certification exams, at Associate as well as at Professional level. And this course will help you master all the different pieces to the serverless puzzle.

WELCOME TO THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE COURSE IN SERVERLESS COMPUTING!

You’ll learn Serverless Computing from scratch. We’ll dive into it from scratch, and then we’ll dive into all its core features and into many advanced features as well. We’ll learn how it works, why we use it and how to use it. No prior knowledge of Serverless Computing is necessary!

What You Will Learn:

• AWS Lambda

• API Gateway

• Amazon DynamoDB

• AWS Step Functions

• AWS SAM (Serverless Application Model)

• The Serverless Framework

• AWS CI/CD Tools (Git, CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodePipeline)

• Serverless Best Practices

• Serverless Architecture Patterns

i.e. the complete gamut of AWS Serverless Architecture. And while you learn, if you need my help, just ask in the Q&A section. You’ll receive prompt response.

20+ HOURS OF HANDS-ON LABS will teach you to:

• Build Serverless Workflows

• Process Streaming Data

• Setup Serverless Authentication and Authorization

• Build Serverless APIs

• Build Serverless Web App

• Build Android and iOS Mobile Apps

• Create an Alexa skill

• Make an IoT app

• And so much more... step by step, all in this one course.

This Course uses Node.js and JavaScript

For all the demos that require the use of AWS SDKs, we'll use the AWS SDK for JavaScript.

Knowledge of Node.js and JavaScript is good to have for taking this course. This shouldn’t however stop you from taking the course. If you are new to JavaScript or Node.js, I cover the Node.js and JavaScript fundamentals as an optional section inside this course.

The JavaScript and Node.js topics covered in the course will help you get up and running with using the AWS SDK and perform the demos presented in this course. However, keep in mind that, as this course is not a JavaScript or Node.js course.

The course uses Angular and Ionic for web and mobile app demos. Knowledge of Angular or Ionic, however is not required for you to be able to complete the demos presented in the course.

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By the end of this course, you’ll have mastered the AWS Serverless Architecture and you’ll become confident to take on real world serverless projects.

Take a look at these student reviews:

"Riyaz does a great job patiently explaining complex topics going through good examples of AWS Serverless design flows. A great up to date course with a ton of material." - Stephen B.

"Very good course, the name "bootcamp" is very apt as it's pretty intense." - Rodrigo V.

"Perfect to enhance my skills after already having being Certified as an AWS Solutions Architect - Associate." - Dan R.

"Awesome course as the efforts put by instructor is priceless. Must watch if you want to become a aws serverless expert and appreciate the efforts of instructor." - Mansi

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Remember, you are in good hands! I'm waiting to help you inside the course! This is an online course, so you can take it at your own pace. If you’re busy right now, that's okay. Sign up today, and take the course at your own pace.

I look forward to welcoming you inside the course!

1. Getting Started with Serverless Computing on AWS
2. Course Overview
3. What is Serverless? (A 30,000 ft. View)
4. How Serverless Works?
5. How to Create 'Hello World' API with Serverless
6. AWS Console Updates
7. How to Create Your First Lambda Function
8. How to Integrate AWS Lambda function with API Gateway
9. Lambda Function with Node.js 8.10 Runtime
10. Serverless Architecture – Key Features, Benefits and Challenges
11. Major Players in Serverless Space and Why AWS
12. Overview of Core Serverless Services in AWS
13. Overview of Additional Serverless Services in AWS
14. Use Cases of Serverless Architecture
15. Overview of Frameworks and CI/CD Tools for Serverless
16. Environment Setup (IAM Admin User, Env Vars)
17. Environment Variables Setup on Mac
18. Environment Setup (AWS CLI)
19. Environment Setup (Node, VS Code, Postman)
20. Test the Setup
21. My Recommended Approach to Taking this Course
22. Serverless Foundation - AWS Lambda
23. Quick Overview of AWS Lambda
24. Lambda Console Walkthrough
25. Lambda Console Walkthrough Continued
26. Lambda Permissions Model
27. Lambda Handler Syntax in Node.js 6.10 and Node.js 8.10
28. Event Object, Invocation Types, Event Sources
29. Context Object, its Methods and Properties
30. Logging and Error Handling
31. Hands on Demo: Passing Parameters via the Event Object
32. Hands on Demo: Accessing Path and Query String Parameters from the Event Object
33. Hands on Demo: Deploying the Lambda function with ZIP File
34. Quick Note on using Lambda Node.js 12.x Runtime
35. Hands on Demo: S3 Events Example (Serverless Image Resizing)
36. Hands on Demo: Handling S3 Events in Lambda
37. Configuring S3 Event Trigger for Lambda function
38. Hands on Demo: Deploying Lambda via AWS CLI
39. Testing the S3 Event Trigger for Lambda
40. AWS Lambda Limits
41. AWS Lambda Pricing
42. Serverless Foundation - Amazon API Gateway
43. Quick Overview of Amazon API Gateway
44. Query String and Path Parameters
45. Testing the API Endpoint
46. CORS Configuration for Lambda Proxy Integration
47. Adding Request Validators for Query String and Headers
48. POST Request Example - Creating Lambda Function
49. POST Request Example - Creating the API Endpoint
50. Body Mapping Templates - Request Mapping with Velocity Language
51. Body Mapping Templates - Apache VTL (Velocity Template Language) Syntax
52. Body Mapping Templates - Response Mapping with Velocity Language
53. Testing the API with Postman
54. CORS and OPTIONS Preflight Requests Configuration
55. API Gateway Models and JSON Schemas
56. Using Models for Request Body Validation
57. Using Models for Body Mapping
58. Using Gateway Responses for Error Handling
59. API Gateway Post Deploy Options, Logging and Monitoring
60. Client SDK Generation
61. Exporting Swagger Files
62. Creating API Documentation
63. Creating API Keys and Usage Plans in API Gateway
64. Passing API Keys with API Gateway Requests
65. API Gateway Pricing
66. Serverless Foundation - Amazon DynamoDB
67. Amazon DynamoDB - Section Overview
68. What is DynamoDB
69. Terminology Comparison with SQL
70. Data Types in DynamoDB
71. DynamoDB Consistency Model
72. Overview of DynamoDB Capacity Units
73. Calculating Read and Write Capacity Units
74. Basics of DynamoDB Partitions
75. Basics of DynamoDB Indexes
76. Local Secondary Indexes
77. Global Secondary Indexes
78. Overview of Your First DynamoDB Table
79. Hands on Demo: Creating the DynamoDB Table
80. Hands on Demo: Performing Write Operations with AWS Console
81. Hands on Demo: Performing Read Operations with AWS Console
82. Additional Features in DynamoDB Console
83. Hands on Demo: Working with DynamoDB with AWS SDK – Getting Ready
84. Hands on Demo: Listing and Describing Tables using AWS SDK
85. Hands on Demo: Creating, Updating and Deleting Tables using AWS SDK
86. Overview of Item Level Operations with AWS SDK
87. Hands on Demo: Performing Write Operations using AWS SDK
88. Hands on Demo: Conditional Writes in DynamoDB
89. Hands on Demo: Performing Read Operations using AWS SDK
90. Hands on Demo: Paginated Reads in DynamoDB
91. Hands on Demo: Performing Paginated Reads with AWS SDK
92. Serverless Deep Dive - AWS Lambda, API Gateway and DynamoDB
93. Lambda Versions
94. The Need for Lambda Aliases
95. Lambda Aliases
96. Challenges with using Lambda Aliases
97. Stage Variables in API Gateway
98. Traffic Shifting between Lambda Versions using Aliases
99. Canary Deployments in API Gateway
100. Using Environment Variables in Lambda
101. Creating the KMS Encryption Keys
102. Encrypting Environment Variables using KMS
103. Running Lambda inside the VPC
104. Overview of Retry Behavior and DLQs in AWS Lambda
105. Error Retries and DLQs in Action
106. Setting up Lambda Dead Letter Queue using SQS
107. Testing Retry Behavior and DLQs in AWS Lambda
108. Container Reuse
109. Cold Starts in AWS Lambda
110. Dynamic Lambda Handlers
111. API Gateway Access Control Options (API Keys, Client Certificates, CORS)
112. Controlling API Gateway Access using CORS
113. Controlling API Gateway Access with Resource Policies
114. Controlling Access with Standard IAM Roles and Policies
115. Interactions between Resource Policies and IAM Policies
116. Creating Lambda Authorizers for API Gateway Access Control
117. Lambda Authorizers – Validating Authorization Tokens
118. Adding Lambda Authorizers to API Gateway Methods
119. Using Lambda Authorizer Context Object for Body Mapping in API Gateway
120. Creating AWS Cognito User Pools for API Gateway Authorization
121. Generating Auth Tokens with Cognito User Pools
122. Creating Cognito Authorizer in API Gateway
123. DynamoDB Streams and AWS Lambda Triggers
124. Serverless Deep Dive - AWS Step Functions
125. Fundamentals of AWS Step Functions
126. Creating your first State Machine using Amazon States Language (ASL)
127. Wait State in Step Functions
128. Task State in Step Functions
129. Input Processing and Filtering in State Machines
130. Output Processing and Filtering in State Machines
131. Other State Types in Step Functions (Fail, Succeed, Choice, and Parallel States)
132. Error Handling in Step Functions with Retry and Catch
133. Invoking State Machine with API Gateway
134. Invoking State Machine with CloudWatch
135. Invoking State Machine using AWS SDK
136. Step Functions Project – Build Image Processing Workflow with Step Functions
137. Image Processing Demo – Defining Branching Logic with Parallel State
138. Image Processing Demo – Defining S3 Trigger to Invoke State Machine
139. Image Processing Demo – Writing Backend Lambda functions
140. Image Processing Demo – Creating Image Resizer function
141. Image Processing Demo – Writing Metadata to DynamoDB
142. Image Processing Demo – Deleting Processed File
143. Image Processing Demo – Finishing the State Machine with Error Handling
144. Image Processing Demo – Finishing the State Machine with Error Handling (Contd.)
145. Image Processing Demo – Testing the State Machine Workflow
146. Accelerating Serverless Development with AWS SAM (Serverless Application Model)
147. What is AWS SAM?
148. Development with SAM - Creating Lambda Functions
149. Creating Your First SAM Template
150. Packaging and Deploying with SAM Template and CloudFormation
151. Testing the Deployed SAM Stack
152. Setting up the AWS SAM CLI
153. Configuring the Firewall for Docker on Windows
154. Creating a Boilerplate Serverless Project with AWS SAM CLI
155. Running Lambda Functions Locally with AWS SAM CLI
156. Running Lambda Functions Locally from within our Application Code
157. Generating Sample Lambda Event Payloads with SAM CLI
158. Running API Gateway Locally with AWS SAM CLI
159. AWS SAM Project - Building Serverless REST API with AWS SAM
160. Serverless REST API with AWS SAM - Finish the Lambda Code
161. Serverless REST API with AWS SAM - Writing the SAM Template
162. Serverless REST API with AWS SAM - Validating the SAM Template
163. Serverless REST API with AWS SAM - Packaging and Deploying with SAM CLI
164. Serverless REST API with AWS SAM - Testing and Updating Your SAM Application
165. Accessing Lambda Function Logs with AWS SAM
166. Accelerating Serverless Development with the Serverless Framework
167. What is the Serverless Framework?
168. Installing and Configuring the Serverless Framework
169. Creating Your First Serverless Application with the Serverless Framework
170. Testing the Lambda Functions Locally with the Serverless Framework
171. Deploying with the Serverless Framework
172. Removing a Deployed Stack using the Serverless Framework
173. Creating APIs using the Serverless Framework
174. Redeploying Single Lambda Function with the Serverless Framework
175. Configuring Global Properties with the Serverless Framework
176. VPC Configuration for Lambda Functions using the Serverless Framework
177. Serverless Plugins – Running API Gateway Locally using the Serverless Framework
178. Accessing CloudWatch Logs using the Serverless Framework
179. Lambda Integration and Body Mapping Templates using the Serverless Framework
180. Lambda Integration and Body Mapping Templates using the Serverless F/W (Contd.)
181. Testing the API Gateway Mappings
182. Automating Serverless Deployment with AWS CI/CD Tools
183. Using AWS CodeCommit for Source Control
184. Setting up a Local Git Repository
185. Using AWS CodeCommit for Source Control
186. Merging Git Branches and Pushing Updates to CodeCommit
187. Using AWS CodeBuild for Continuous Integration of Serverless Projects
188. Changes to the Serverless Framework Deployment Process
189. Defining the CodeBuild Build Specification File (buildspec.yml)
190. AWS CodeBuild in Action
191. Using AWS CodePipeline for Continuous Delivery of Serverless Projects
192. Adding Manual Approval before Production Deployment with AWS CodePipeline
193. Automated Production Deployment with AWS CodePipeline in Action
194. Testing the Production Deployment
195. AWS Serverless Architecture and Serverless Best Practices
196. Section Overview
197. AWS Lambda Best Practices
198. Amazon API Gateway Best Practices
199. Amazon DynamoDB Best Practices
200. Best Practices for AWS Step Functions