Hey Sam, Great video, thanks. Any chance you might be interested in doing a video comparing SAM, Serverless, Amplify, Cloudformation and whatever else there is out there? I think some clarity would be helpful.
Yeh that's a good idea. I'm trying to think of a good way to visualise the comparison. Maybe a multi-bar bar chart for each of the areas of functionality (ease of use, customisability, learning curve, etc)? Can you think of a better way of comparing multiple aspects of the systems
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@@CompleteCoding No problem, just when you're adding in the nameservers, click on manage domain -> management tools -> nameservers and remove the period at the end of the server url.
if you really need to you can use webpack to minify the code. I've got a video on using webpack, just change the mode to production. I'm not sure why you would need to do so though. The only thing I can think is that you want to hide your work from others who use the same AWS account. An end user is never able to get access to the code behind the scenes.
I have one question: how can I get coludformation template or sam template of projects resources which I did manually in past from console and convert it to serverless and use it to my lab account ? thank you
Unfortunately you can't export anything like that from the console. It would be an awesome feature to be able to export things to cloud formation from the console but I can image that being incredible complicated to make work.
@@CompleteCoding Thank you so much for your quick reply. also I am happy to say that whatever I learn in serverless I learn it from your videos. you are very good teacher.
@@devaj655 Thats an interesting find. since it uses an IAM role that you need to create, you can set it to read only and to only have access to the services you want it to see. They could save the things that you're doing but I doubt there would be very much use for that. I would still recommend building it again in serverless. You can update things if you've learnt better ways and the raw code you can just copy from AWS console. If you have hundreds of API then maybe this would be worth trying out
Hey Sam, Great video, thanks. Any chance you might be interested in doing a video comparing SAM, Serverless, Amplify, Cloudformation and whatever else there is out there? I think some clarity would be helpful.
Yeh that's a good idea. I'm trying to think of a good way to visualise the comparison. Maybe a multi-bar bar chart for each of the areas of functionality (ease of use, customisability, learning curve, etc)? Can you think of a better way of comparing multiple aspects of the systems
Nicely done.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank You so much. it help.
You're welcome!
thanks for the video
Glad you found it helpful
If you're just developing you can get a free domain name from www.freenom.com. You get it for a year, it wouldn't be up there with the search ranks with Google but hey it's a good way of learning.
I'd never heard of that. Nice tip
@@CompleteCoding No problem, just when you're adding in the nameservers, click on manage domain -> management tools -> nameservers and remove the period at the end of the server url.
is there any way to obfusticate serverless framework lambda code?
if you really need to you can use webpack to minify the code. I've got a video on using webpack, just change the mode to production.
I'm not sure why you would need to do so though. The only thing I can think is that you want to hide your work from others who use the same AWS account. An end user is never able to get access to the code behind the scenes.
I have one question:
how can I get coludformation template or sam template of projects resources which I did manually in past from console and convert it to serverless and use it to my lab account ?
thank you
Unfortunately you can't export anything like that from the console. It would be an awesome feature to be able to export things to cloud formation from the console but I can image that being incredible complicated to make work.
@@CompleteCoding Thank you so much for your quick reply. also I am happy to say that whatever I learn in serverless I learn it from your videos. you are very good teacher.
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@@devaj655 Thats an interesting find. since it uses an IAM role that you need to create, you can set it to read only and to only have access to the services you want it to see.
They could save the things that you're doing but I doubt there would be very much use for that.
I would still recommend building it again in serverless. You can update things if you've learnt better ways and the raw code you can just copy from AWS console.
If you have hundreds of API then maybe this would be worth trying out