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by munns 8y ago
hi! yes there will be support in SAM CLI that when you do local testing referring against a Layer it will pull it down for you. - Chris, Serverless @ AWS
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by munns 8y ago
You could do that, it's true, and folks did that with node.js to shim Go before Lambda had official Go support. But being able to just create/use/share a custom runtime inside of an organization will be easier for them overti
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by munns 8y ago
Yes! We are definitely looking forward to championing awesome projects to build languages for the Runtime API. Take a look at the Rust and C++ examples as they show you a bit of how it all works. (Chris from AWS Serverless team)
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by munns 8y ago
Docker isn't a runtime, its a packaging technology. The Runtime API is a simple standard interface that will allow you to run even Docker containers if you so desired.
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by munns 8y ago
Hi! This is super common feedback and something the team is definitely thinking about! What would you want to see it increased to? (Chris Munns from Serverless @ AWS)
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by munns 9y ago
fwiw a CloudHSM is a dedicated piece of hardware that is otherwise fairly expensive.
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by munns 9y ago
Disclaimer: AWS Developer Advocate - Serverless One could easily configure lots of things wrong in life that would end up wasting money! That said we find that many customers end up saving a lot by moving workloads from more traditional &qu
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by munns 9y ago
CloudWatch actually has a few parts: CloudWatch Metrics, Logs, and Events. It's the scheduled component of Events that allows you to do this.
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by munns 9y ago
You can schedule Lambda function invocations via CloudWatch Events: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/events/R... . It can help you replace cron running yourself pretty easily. It even uses c
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by munns 9y ago
Hrmmm, can't talk about roadmap here, but shoot me an email munns @ amazon and I'd like to understand what you are thinking of.
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by munns 9y ago
Hi fragmede! Jeff Barr is a busy man and his blog these days is mostly focused on new products or super major features for existing ones. Lambda releasing Go support definitely toes the line (at least in my mind) but we made the decision to
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by munns 9y ago
This is all fair feedback and this is still early days for what Lambda and the "serverless" application space will bring. From the AWS's side we've seen a lot of customer success in various areas from companies moving fr
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by munns 9y ago
Enjoy! We're very happy to bring this to everyone today!
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by munns 9y ago
Hi all, no Jeff Barr post for this one, but here is our launch post on the Compute Blog: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/announcing-go-support-f...
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by munns 9y ago
Yup! You get 2 CPU cores instead of just one! (disclaimer, AWS Serverless Developer Advocate)
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AWS CloudFormation StackSets(aws.amazon.com)
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Build a Serverless Web Applicaion(aws.amazon.com)
153 points by munns 9y ago|148 comments
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by munns 9y ago
"Have you considered selling liability insurance along side it? ;-)" Sounds like an idea for the next YC class!! -munns
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by munns 9y ago
It's true, "spring cleaning" from time to time can pay back in ways that people don't expect once they clean up months and years worth of additive work on top of something else. I agree that is a big take away. On per re
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by munns 9y ago
These are all true and valid points. True story: having AWS (or any cloud experience) on your resume today is a major boost to your money earning potential: A. because its rare to have several years experience. B. because the space is growi
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by munns 9y ago
I'll throw myself into the gauntlet here because its my job. (Chris Munns - Senior Developer Advocate for Serverless @ AWS)(munns@amazon.com) A lot of the comments here are comparing bare metal/virtual servers to a combination of
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by munns 9y ago
+1 to the folks at IOpipe. A really cool product that gives you very interesting visibility into your Lambda function executions!
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by munns 9y ago
Hi Runamok, Today given that aliases/versions do not have any sort of different permissions you are probably best to either run completely different stacks of resources or the multiple account model. With AWS Organizations these days i
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by munns 9y ago
Hey all, My name is Chris Munns and I am currently the lead Developer Advocate for Serverless at AWS (I am part of the Lambda PM team). We really appreciate this feedback and are always looking for ways to hear about these pain points. Ca
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by munns 9y ago
I speak as part of my job and have spoken at probably 20+ events that are 3rd party to my employer in the past 2 years. Currently I am averaging about a conference a month in 2017. I thought this was a really great list. Some big ones I lik