AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) is an open-source framework for building serverless applications
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May 9, 2022 - Python
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AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) is an open-source framework for building serverless applications
GoFormation is a Go library for working with CloudFormation templates.
Simple Rails & AWS Lambda Integration
A visual approach to serverless development. Think. Build. Repeat.
Learn how to build a CI/CD pipeline for SAM-based applications
Example project for developing AWS Lambda functions on TypeScript with all goodies: local development, tests, debugging, shared layers (3rd party and your own), and deploy.
Serverless framework plugin to export AWS SAM templates for a service
Example app to be deployed to AWS as an API Gateway / Lambda Stack
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Guide
Sample code to append additional information (e.g. Security Group IDs and geolocation data) to VPC Flow Logs for analysis in Elasticsearch.
Serverless Data Pipeline powered by Kinesis Firehose, API Gateway, Lambda, S3, and Athena
Serverless WebRTC Signaling Server only works for WebRTC P2P.
Moving the Amazon Cognito functionality down the stack to the backend. Ideal for migration purposes and extremely custom Auth functionality.
Static analysis for CloudFormation templates to identify common misconfiguration
Serverless backend for sending simple recurring invoices
Serverless app with CI/CD pipeline using AWS SAM and AWS CDK
Sample application that demonstrates use of Redis Geospatial commands using Amazon ElastiCache, AWS Lambda, and Serverless Application Model.
Todo app using AWS Serverless Application Model
An implementation of TodoMVC featuring AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) and Xilution SaaS.
A serverless Discord Bot template built for AWS Lambda based on Discord's slash commands and the slash-create library.
Demonstrates an approach to invoking AWS Lambda from messages in an Amazon MQ queue.
Golang development with serverless.js deployments and offline Lambda + API Gateway emulation using SAM Local.
A Step Functions microservice for remediating GuardDuty findings.
Sample front and backend for uploading files to Amazon S3 via pre-signed URL
Extract all tags within an AWS account. Use SQL to query them.
Right now the default aws/ssm key is used throughout. This may not be appropriate, especially if deploying to an existing account. Adding a parameter KMS KeyId parameter with a default value of aws/ssm to the CloudFormation template seems like the best option.
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There should be a simple middleware for enabling cors on APIs.