Create Build and Deploy Serverless Applications with AWS Lambdas
InstructorBharath ThippireddyInstruction covers setting up essential tools like Maven, AWS CLI, and SAM CLI to enable local building and testing of serverless projects.
The curriculum provides coverage of both synchronous API patterns and asynchronous workflows using S3, SNS, and SQS.
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This screenshot displays the Java implementation of an AWS Lambda function handler, demonstrating how to process API Gateway events and return structured JSON responses.
The AWS console confirms the successful creation of a Lambda function and displays the execution results, including a 200 status code and a custom message in the JSON response body.
The terminal interface demonstrates the AWS SAM CLI initialization process, guiding the developer through selecting a Java runtime, Maven as the dependency manager, and choosing a project template.
This architectural diagram illustrates how an API Gateway acts as an event trigger for multiple AWS Lambda functions, which then process requests and interact with a database.
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The heavy use of the AWS SAM CLI may obscure how individual cloud components function independently. One signal from 2021 suggests this reliance, though the 2026 update label does not prove a correction.
One signal from 2022 suggests a need for more diverse real-world case studies beyond the core patterns provided, though the 2026 update label does not prove a correction.
The curriculum aligns well with Java developers, though difficulty was noted by those without a strong Java foundation. This signal predates the displayed course update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.