Create Build and Deploy Serverless Applications with AWS Lambdas
InstructorBharath Thippireddy
Instruction covers creating and configuring YAML templates to build and deploy serverless projects using the AWS SAM CLI.
The curriculum includes asynchronous use cases involving S3, SNS, and SQS as event sources.
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This code editor view shows the YAML syntax for an AWS SAM template, defining a serverless function resource with specific properties like CodeUri and Handler.
This terminal screenshot demonstrates the interactive configuration process when running the sam deploy command to set up a serverless application stack.
This slide illustrates the serverless architecture pattern where an API Gateway acts as an event trigger, routing incoming requests to multiple AWS Lambda functions for processing.
This diagram illustrates AWS Lambda error handling mechanisms, including synchronous and asynchronous flows, polling sources like Kinesis and SQS, and failure management via Dead Letter Queues.
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The curriculum aligns well with the target of Python developers looking for serverless fundamentals via AWS SAM.