Serverless Developer Experience with AWS SAM
summary
Demonstrates a concrete Serverless development workflow using AWS SAM: initialize projects from SAM templates or a custom Cookiecutter template, pick runtimes like Node 16/18, package as ZIP or container, and deploy. Shows features such as Snap Start for Java (preserving cold-start snapshots for ~14 days), sam sync daemon for near-instant code updates, live logs with sam logs --tail, X-Ray subsegments, nested stacks, and using Application Composer to generate CloudFormation and editable code.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00AWS SAM intro
- 2:01Why AWS SAM
- 3:28Create project with SAM CLI
- 11:51SAM template structure
- 15:42Build and deploy app
- 16:44SAM Accelerate
- 19:10Live updates with SAM
- 21:39View logs with SAM
- 23:03Tracing with X-Ray
- 24:47SAM and VS Code
- 26:32Managing multiple stacks
- 29:21AWS Application Composer
- 32:51re:Invent updates & Q&A
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