I appreciate your explanation and teachings. Heard my colleagues talk about this often and I was curious to find more information which is really simplified for a none technical person like me. I am happy I watched this. Thank you
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📋 *AWS Lambda is a serverless event-driven service in AWS, allowing you to run code without worrying about provisioning resources or managing hardware.* 02:52 🧩 *Lambda can be used as an orchestrator between different AWS services, triggering functions based on events, making it easy to build applications with decoupled components.* 05:10 🐍 *A basic AWS Lambda function is defined with a handler function that takes two arguments: event and context. You write the code to be executed in this handler.* 06:33 🚀 *The AWS Lambda Beginners Playground provides a simple interface to create, test, and understand Lambda functions. You can write Lambda functions in multiple programming languages.* 09:43 🛠️ *You can create AWS Lambda functions in the AWS Management Console, specifying the runtime and configuring test events for testing and monitoring function execution.* 22:37 📊 *You can invoke an AWS Lambda function with multiple arguments, demonstrated with stock units and prices.* 23:20 🐍 *Lambda functions can be created and configured easily using the AWS Lambda dashboard.* 25:23 ⚠️ *Syntax errors in your Lambda function code can cause issues, so ensure proper syntax before deploying.* 28:23 📈 *AWS Lambda provides monitoring metrics like invocations, duration, and error count for your functions.* 29:33 📜 *You can access logs for Lambda functions in CloudWatch to review and troubleshoot their execution.* Made with HARPA AI
When you configured the test event 3, it looks like your JSON key-value pairs were automatically entered. Does the test event case sense the event values you've entered in the body of the lambda function itself? Thank you for such a clear introduction to this topic!
It's actually the other way around. The event inside the Lambda function senses the test key-value pairs and provides desired outputs. Its like unit testing your Lambda. The test events are based on the template you choose while creating the test events. Hope this helps.
I appreciate your explanation and teachings. Heard my colleagues talk about this often and I was curious to find more information which is really simplified for a none technical person like me. I am happy I watched this. Thank you
Many Thanks for the simplest of examples to teach the topic !!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📋 *AWS Lambda is a serverless event-driven service in AWS, allowing you to run code without worrying about provisioning resources or managing hardware.*
02:52 🧩 *Lambda can be used as an orchestrator between different AWS services, triggering functions based on events, making it easy to build applications with decoupled components.*
05:10 🐍 *A basic AWS Lambda function is defined with a handler function that takes two arguments: event and context. You write the code to be executed in this handler.*
06:33 🚀 *The AWS Lambda Beginners Playground provides a simple interface to create, test, and understand Lambda functions. You can write Lambda functions in multiple programming languages.*
09:43 🛠️ *You can create AWS Lambda functions in the AWS Management Console, specifying the runtime and configuring test events for testing and monitoring function execution.*
22:37 📊 *You can invoke an AWS Lambda function with multiple arguments, demonstrated with stock units and prices.*
23:20 🐍 *Lambda functions can be created and configured easily using the AWS Lambda dashboard.*
25:23 ⚠️ *Syntax errors in your Lambda function code can cause issues, so ensure proper syntax before deploying.*
28:23 📈 *AWS Lambda provides monitoring metrics like invocations, duration, and error count for your functions.*
29:33 📜 *You can access logs for Lambda functions in CloudWatch to review and troubleshoot their execution.*
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I like the simplicity with which you explain. Keep it going
Wow very clear concise and precise explanation thank you , truly appreciated
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Very nice explanation, thank you
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how do i tell lambda what Python packages exactly need to be installed ?
super explanation...5 stars
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When you configured the test event 3, it looks like your JSON key-value pairs were automatically entered. Does the test event case sense the event values you've entered in the body of the lambda function itself? Thank you for such a clear introduction to this topic!
It's actually the other way around. The event inside the Lambda function senses the test key-value pairs and provides desired outputs. Its like unit testing your Lambda. The test events are based on the template you choose while creating the test events. Hope this helps.
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