Thank you for this! I like that this doesn't use too many of the other github actions available, but gets straight to the point so we can understand the commands and building blocks of these steps, which will eventually allow us to fish even bigger. Dropped a like, thank you so much!
esta muy muy bueno este video, esta muy simple y practico, sin tanto rollo... espero que este canal tambien tenga un ejemplo igual pero para deployar un proyecto web de react
@@BiteSizeAcademy Actually it doesn't install it. According to the docs for the action. Per the docs... "This workflow does not install the AWS CLI into your environment. Self-hosted runners that intend to run this action prior to executing aws commands need to have the AWS CLI installed if it's not already present. Most GitHub hosted runner environments should include the AWS CLI by default."
@@BiteSizeAcademy I've been beating my brains out learning this stuff over the past three days and was just confused. You know how pedantic we devs have to be 😀
Don't we need to install the aws lambda dependency? You only installed the @types/aws-lambda initially, but later you went on to use the CLI tool aws lambda on your local machine. I'm guessing you had installed it globally. Isn't that a necessary step on the CD server?
Thanks, but I must have missed the part in which you make Github know which Lambda function on the Amazon server to overwrite. I also do not see where AWS credentials are set.
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I love that you didn't just tell us what to do but actually walked us through the thought process of an experienced dev doing this themselves
I have been searching for this video for two weeks, and finally I got it.
Thank you for this! I like that this doesn't use too many of the other github actions available, but gets straight to the point so we can understand the commands and building blocks of these steps, which will eventually allow us to fish even bigger. Dropped a like, thank you so much!
To be honest, your video is quick, accurate & helpful.
I really love how you summarize and speed up the coding sections. :D Thanks
This was a no-nonsense video, although I only know a python programming language, I understood all the steps and what I needed to know. Thank you
If you know python, you know all scripted languages.
Thanks. I was a bit confused by the TypeScript at first, but by the end everything made sense. Good tutorial.
Awesome.
Simple and easy to understand.
Great job.
This video is too good to only have 57 likes...
Extremely good explanation. Thank you
Thank you for using typescript! Great video
This was not what I was looking for buuuut it still is a very useful information to implement
Really great video thanks a lot man for saving the time for all of us.
Saved my life! Thank you!
Really clear and understandable, thank you. Subbed!
Nice overview!
Really useful with step by step! Thanks
This is so sick and such a huge time saver!
Thanks a lot for the detailed video, You made my day.
Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge !
esta muy muy bueno este video, esta muy simple y practico, sin tanto rollo... espero que este canal tambien tenga un ejemplo igual pero para deployar un proyecto web de react
Really great video. What if we have multiple lambda functions, does each function need to have its own repository?
Can you please add a video where you deploy the lambda function developed using Python?
Great video
How can I deploy environment variables or change the layer value for a Python Lambda function using AWS CLI?
Thank you for the helpful tutorial. Why you decided to use AWS access key instead of recommended "Assuming a role" approach?
Nice video!!!!
Great video! Thanks!
Very useful, Thanks
Great Video! It's now almost 2024. Would you do things differently now?
Great thanks for creating this video
so helpful! good job
Thank you so much bro ❤
Thanks, very useful!!
One thing I'm missing here is how is the aws cli available inside the container? Don't you need to have a step installing the cli before running it?
It comes from the aws action, see 10:54
@@BiteSizeAcademy Ah, thanks. I didn't realize that action took care of that for you. In the video it just said it configures the credentials for you.
@@BiteSizeAcademy Actually it doesn't install it. According to the docs for the action. Per the docs...
"This workflow does not install the AWS CLI into your environment. Self-hosted runners that intend to run this action prior to executing aws commands need to have the AWS CLI installed if it's not already present. Most GitHub hosted runner environments should include the AWS CLI by default."
@@bernardschreiber5345 oh I see, good catch
@@BiteSizeAcademy I've been beating my brains out learning this stuff over the past three days and was just confused. You know how pedantic we devs have to be 😀
Cool stuff
Don't we need to install the aws lambda dependency? You only installed the @types/aws-lambda initially, but later you went on to use the CLI tool aws lambda on your local machine. I'm guessing you had installed it globally. Isn't that a necessary step on the CD server?
Thank you for this
Very good!
Love this vid
what about for more than one function?
Helpful. Thank you!
Great stuff! thanks
Hey this was very helpfull.. can you make a video on how to deploy lambda using our own backend.. ?? or using aws sdk ?
How do you handle .env files deploying this way?
he is using github secrets to store secret variables
Can you link the github repo for this action.
Please see github.com/BiteSizeAcademy/github-action-lambda
Great video! Could you add a link to the code?
Thanks! Published the code here: github.com/BiteSizeAcademy/github-action-lambda
@@BiteSizeAcademy Thank you! Really like your channel, hope it takes off!
Thanks, but I must have missed the part in which you make Github know which Lambda function on the Amazon server to overwrite. I also do not see where AWS credentials are set.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Very helpful. Thank you!