AWS API Gateway Caching: Boost Your API Speed!
🚀 Ready to blast your API to the next dimension? Sick of slow response times and grumpy users? It's time to explore the electrifying universe of AWS API Gateway caching! 🌟👨💻 In this post, we'll take you on a thrilling journey to optimize your API performance with AWS Gateway caching. We've got all the code snippets and emojis you need to make this the ride of a lifetime. So strap in and get ready to launch...
Shielding Your API with Custom Authorizers
Do you feel like a fearless adventurer, braving the treacherous digital landscape in search of the ultimate API Gateway REST API security? Well, you're not alone! In today's world, protecting your APIs from unwanted access is crucial, and limiting access to specific IP addresses is a popular and effective approach. But fear not, fellow adventurer, for we have the solution you seek! In this exciting blog post, we'll show you how to wield the power of...
Configure Serverless Offline + AWS Simple Queue Service(SQS)
Serverless Offline can not send message to AWS SQS locally. Let's configure our AWS SQS (Amazon Simple Queue Service) with Serverless Offline. ...
Improving cost and efficiency by using AWS Lambda’s cache
Introduction In this blog, we're going to discuss how global variables inside AWS Lambda work and how you can use them in your serverless applications to increase performance and cache values. Let’s first start with the definition of cache. According to AWS official documentation, “In computing, a cache is a high-speed data storage layer that stores a subset of data, typically transient in nature, so that future requests for that data are served up faster than is...
Managing Python Dependencies in Serverless
Bundle external Python dependencies in your Serverless projects with virtualenv and serverless-python-requirements plugin....
Streaming with AWS Media Services
Have you ever been curious about the inner workings of video streaming and how you can leverage AWS media services to create one. A stream of your own? Lets create a video stream from a local machine to understand the process and how to use AWS Media Services for video streaming. This article will explain how to create a video stream using AWS Media services. Tools we will be using: FFmpeg, AWS MediaConnect, AWS MediaLive, AWS S3 What we need: A machine to...
Terra-forming Medialive Resources
We’ve all been there. Learning to use terraform, writing beautiful code to manage our cloud infrastructure; it’s all sunshine and rainbows. Until you realize you work with video and need to use Medialive resources. Now sure, you can create these resources from the aws console like a nomad and pass in the arn to make your CD pipeline do what it needs to do but unfortunately we are not nomads. We are engineers and hackers...
AWS Lambda! but on steroids
Do you ever feel like AWS LAMBDA is great but they are just not enough for what you need to do? Maybe you need more horsepower, perhaps a core or two and maybe the TASK you want to do might not be done within 15 minutes? I know what you’re thinking; duh! We have Ec2 for larger tasks and yes but do you not feel that it gets a little tricky maintaining Ec2 sometimes cause...
Publishing a React website on AWS with AWS amplify and AWS CloudFront with Custom Domain (Part 2)
This post is a part of the series which will help you publish your React based project/website on AWS using AWS Amplify and AWS CloudFront. This part will walk you through the steps to setup AWS CloudFront so that you can access your website using any domain of your own. If you want to learn about how to upload your React project on AWS using AWS Amplify or if you just want to follow along with...
AWS Lambda Function in GoLang
AWS Lambda is a well known and great cloud Function as a Service (FaaS). And Google’s GoLang is a statically typed, compiled programming language. It is widely popular for it is being super fast and it’s built-in concurrency. In this blog post, we will discuss how we can use GoLang in the AWS Lambda function. In this demonstration, I’m using Go1.15. Following things are assumed: You know how to setup GoLang for development in Unix systemsYou are familiar with AWS Lambda As Go is a compiled language, we cannot use the...
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