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Here is what you will Learn from Running Serverless Applications with AWS Lambda

1. Serverless in Five Minutes
2. The Serverless Pricing Model
3. How Request Pricing Affects Deployment Architecture
4. How Request Pricing Affects Security
5. How Request Pricing Affects Product Decisions
6. Important AWS Lambda Technical Constraints
7. When to Use Lambda
8. Interesting Experiments
9. Setup Tools for Local Development
10. Setting Up the Prerequisites
11. Installing JavaScript and SAM CLI
12. Configuring Access Credentials
13. Running AWS Services with Restricted User Accounts
14. Interesting Experiments
15. Creating a Web Service
16. Initialising the Application
17. Infrastructure as Code
18. Further Sections of ‘template​.yaml’
19. The Lambda Programming Model
20. Steps to Deploy SAM Applications
21. Building a SAM Application
22. Packaging SAM Applications
23. Deploying a SAM Application
24. Inspecting a Stack
25. Interesting Experiments
26. Development and Troubleshooting
27. Exploring the AWS Lambda Web Console
28. Retrieving Execution Logs
29. Logging Incoming Events
30. Simulating Lambda Locally
31. Debugging Functions
32. Validating Templates
33. Working on a Team
34. Setting Up a Deployment Pipeline
35. Interesting Experiments
36. Core Features of AWS Lambda
37. Safe Deployments
38. Versions and Aliases
39. Gradual Deployments
40. Adding Deployment Alerts
41. Interesting Experiments
42. Handling HTTP Requests
43. API Gateway Events
44. Customising Responses
45. Troubleshooting Gateway Integrations
46. Processing Request Parameters
47. Using Global Settings to Configure the Implicit API
48. Creating Parameterised CloudFormation Stacks
49. Interesting Experiments
50. Using External Storage
51. S3 vs. DynamoDB
52. Lambda Access Rights
53. Generating Unique References
54. Passing Resource References to Functions
55. Authorising Access With IAM Policies
56. Dealing with Network Timeouts
57. Interesting Experiments
58. Cheaper, Faster, Serverless
59. Direct Access to External Storage
60. Signing Requests
61. Signed Download URLs
62. Protecting S3 Files
63. Interesting Experiments
64. Handling Platform Events
65. Processing Uploads
66. Generating Test Events
67. Working with Files
68. Working with Asynchronous Events
69. Avoiding Circular References
70. Handling Asynchronous Errors with Dead Letters
71. Conditional Resources
72. Interesting Experiments
73. Using Application Components
74. Using `mogrify`
75. Lambda Layers
76. Invoking System Utilities
77. Publishing to SAR
78. Interesting Experiments
79. Managing Sessions and User Workflows
80. User Workflows and Request Routing
81. Moving Session State out of Lambda Functions
82. Moving Static Assets Out of Lambda Functions
83. Adding More Functions to `user-workflow.js`
84. Using S3 as a Web Server
85. Working With Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
86. Configuring API Gateway for CORS
87. Uploading Files to S3
88. Interesting Experiments
89. Designing Robust Applications
90. Modifying API Endpoints
91. Designing with Ports and Adapters
92. Request Processor and Concrete Adapters
93. Lambda Utility Methods
94. Interesting Experiments
95. Deployment Options
96. Deployment Options
97. One Lambda or Many?
98. Sharing Behaviour
99. Sharing Configurations
100. Interesting Experiments