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In one of my previous blogs I wrote why I switched to compiled languages for my lambda functions. But using Golang for your lambda functions does add some challenges. This is because each lambda function needs to be its own module. This is now scattered over your lambda functions. files, forming its own module.
Scaling and State This is Part 9 of Learning Lambda, a tutorial series about engineering using AWSLambda. So far in this series we’ve only been talking about processing a small number of events with Lambda, one after the other. Finally I mention Lambda’s limited, but not trivial, vertical scaling capability.
An Introduction to Amazon Machine Learning on AWS , March 6-7. Beginner’s Guide to Writing AWSLambda Functions in Python , March 1. Programming with Java Lambdas and Streams , March 5. Advanced TDD (Test-Driven Development) , March 15. AWS Certified Security - Specialty Crash Course , March 27-28.
Scaling and State This is Part 9 of Learning Lambda, a tutorial series about engineering using AWSLambda. So far in this series we’ve only been talking about processing a small number of events with Lambda, one after the other. Finally I mention Lambda’s limited, but not trivial, vertical scaling capability.
Advanced Test-Driven Development (TDD) , June 27. AWS Security Fundamentals , July 15. AWS Certified Security - Specialty Crash Course , July 25-26. AWS Access Management , June 6. AWS Certified Big Data - Specialty Crash Course , June 26-27. Getting Started with Amazon SageMaker on AWS , July 1.
platforms (Linux, AWSLambda, Google AppEngine etc.) I wouldn’t apply it to: methodologies (TDD, agile, effective writing, etc.) I would apply this approach to: programming languages data stores libraries and frameworks tools (git, Docker, Regex, etc.) high-level concepts (parsing, ML, IoT, serverless, etc.)
Advanced Test-Driven Development (TDD) , June 27. AWS Security Fundamentals , July 15. AWS Certified Security - Specialty Crash Course , July 25-26. AWS Access Management , June 6. AWS Certified Big Data - Specialty Crash Course , June 26-27. Getting Started with Amazon SageMaker on AWS , July 1.
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However, although the initialisation of the infrastructure is fast, it is typically not instantaneous (as you might want, say, in a TDD cycle). The simulated local development infrastructure pattern can be seen with AWS SAM Local. This can lead to task/context switching becoming a problem.
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