"Ruby Serverless Framework"
summary
Jets is a Ruby-first Serverless framework that translates Ruby controllers into individual Lambda functions and maps routes to API Gateway and jobs to CloudWatch scheduled events. It packages gems into Lambda layers, supports ActiveRecord and DynamoDB, and can deploy a scaffolded CRUD app to Lambda in minutes (demo creates API Gateway, functions, DB and runs). Runtime limits noted: 128 MB–3 GB RAM, 15 minute timeout, cold starts around 0.5–2s; it also glues Python and Node functions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Ruby support on AWS Lambda
- 2:52Serverless fundamentals
- 11:39Serverless code basics
- 17:34Jets framework demo
- 22:09Jets core architecture
- 23:12Serverless use cases
- 28:54Q&A and closing
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