Working with Lambda and EventBridge to test possibilities of scheduling invocations Services Covered Lambda CloudWatch EventBridge Lab description In this Lab I will create a…
Creating DynamoDB table and python Lambda function – Lab 61
Services Covered DynamoDB AWS Lambda Lab description The company you work for are developing a system that collects data events from client applications on different…
Amazon S3 triggering AWS Lambda on events – Lab 65
Event-based trigger on an Amazon S3 bucket to run an AWS Lambda function and perform file processing. When a CSV file is uploaded, each line…
S3 hosted static website with API backed visitors count with CloudFront distribution – Lab 73
100 days in Cloud Part One of Cloud Resume Challenge: The manual set-up of frontend Services Covered CloudFront Lambda S3 API Gateway DynamoDB Certificate Manager…
Cloud Resume Challenge – Part One
As you know practice makes perfect so a challenge is a great way to get your hands ‘cloudy’. I’ve been doing my own 100 Days…
Install Python module for Lambda using Cloud9 – Lab 77
100 days in Cloud Lab 77 Install Python module for Lambda using Cloud9 Services Covered Lambda Cloud9 Lab description For a Lambda function to work…
Create and deploy the application on Elastic Container Service using CodeDeploy and CloudShell – Lab 78
Using the CloudShell CLI create a ECS Cluster and deploy an app onto it using CodeDeploy. Create an Application Load Balancer to distribute traffic to…
Using SAM update Lambda functions with CodeDeploy – Lab 81
Using SAM deploy new version of Lambda using CodeDeploy. The CodeDeploy Canary Deployment will shift 10% of traffic for 10 minutes to new alias of…
Triggering Lambda function and processing SQS messages to S3 – Lab 82
The purpose of this lab is to create a chain of events. Messages send to a SQS Queue will trigger a Lambda function that will…
Website visitors counter backed with API Gateway, Lambda and DynamoDB – Part Two
I’ll continue on my previous lab here. I already set-up a DynamoDB table, Lambda function and API Gateway, now it’s time to write a little…