Docker Using Docker and Claudia.js to deploy Lambda functions to AWS I am using Claudia.js (http://claudia.js) to deploy my Lambda functions to AWS and link them to my API Gateway or S3 bucket. Real easy solution. No extra YML or learning process. Just an npm package installed globally and hooked into your package.json scripts.
Jenkins Triggering Jenkins from AWS CodeCommit using Lambda Previous tutorial we have added our CodeCommit repository into Jenkins, but this Jenkins job could only be triggered manually. Now let's automate this and add a trigger on the AWS side to build Jenkins job when I push some commits to my repository.
Jenkins Using Jenkins with AWS CodeCommit I finally managed to use Jenkins on my CodeCommit repository. Here are the steps I followed in order to do that. I assume you have a Jenkins Server up and running. Basically we will need to make configuration in both AWS and Jenkins.
AWS Debugging AWS Lambda functions locally There are very sophisticated industry standards like Serverless, but for small to middle size projects I find Serverless to be quite an overkill as you need to do lots of configuration. For my
AWS Using multiple AWS accounts on the same computer There are times when we want to use multiple AWS accounts but still keep using the same computer. We may want to separate our work and personal accounts. When you use aws configure
ESP8266 Using AWS Lambda & API Gateway with ESP8266 over HTTPS I know there are some very good IOT services such as Blynk and ThingsSpeak, but as a full stack developer I like being in full control. So this post is not about those