Serverless DX done right
summary
Live coding in Visual Studio Code shows AWS Toolkit plus SAM CLI and optional Docker creating a serverless API from an Application Composer drag and drop and producing template.yaml and Node.js lambda code that deploys successfully the demo API which returns hello Amsterdam on remote invoke The demo uses Amazon Q to generate a response and a README and demonstrates a watch workflow that updates function code via the Lambda API without going through CloudFormation Logs appear in the IDE and power tuning measures cost versus latency and highlights surprising tradeoffs between memory size and cost
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Developer experience in serverless
- 2:37AWS Toolkit for VS Code
- 4:02Serverless project blueprints
- 5:47Visual infrastructure with Application Composer
- 7:55CDK with Application Composer
- 10:22Deploying serverless API
- 13:52Documentation with Amazon Q
- 16:22Testing Lambda functions
- 19:14Live code updates
- 21:43Debugging with IDE logs
- 24:29Standardizing logs with Powertools
- 27:20Optimizing Lambda performance
- 29:14Summary
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