Goals

Get familiar with the serverless-framework syntax todo-api serverless.yml

How to manage a monorepo, with a shared common values file

Start working with AWS Lambda Layers instead of attaching dependencies to your Lambda Functions

Deep dive into the Lambda Layers structure, in both Python and NodeJs

Modify the repository with your own code, build and deploy!

Using serverless framework plugins

Concepts, use cases, and project's structure - Theory

Repository

unfor19 / serverless-template

Boilerplate template for the serverless-framework

serverless-template

Boilerplate template for the serverless-framework.

Want to learn how to get start with the serverless framework? Watch my YouTube video where I explain about how to use the framework, while using this GitHub repository.

Requirements

AWS account
Docker

Getting Started

Goal

Deploy two serverless services (APIs)

todo-api - NodeJS 12.x (JavaScript/TypeScript)
- CRUD app - To keep it simple, we're using an S3 bucket as a database. The contents are saved to the objects' user-defined metadata
greet-api - Python 3.8
- Send a name and get a greeting

Both services have dependencies, and we'll use Lambda Layers to meet these dependencies.

Clone this repository (or Use as template and then clone)
```
$ (home) git clone https://github.com/unfor19/serverless-template.git
```

Use this Docker image

Image Usage Examples

With aws-vault

$ (serverless-template) aws-vault exec PROFILE_NAME -- bash ./scripts/docker_run.sh

AWS Environment variables

$ (serverless-template) export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=A123123
$ (serverless-template) export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=B1232123123
$ (serverless-template) export AWS_REGION=eu-west-1
$ (serverless-template) export

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