With API Gateway and Lambda, you can handle client errors gracefully by returning a 4xx response. module.exports.handler = async (event) => { // run validation logic return { statusCode: 400 } } This way, we can communicate clearly to the client that there’s a problem with its request. It also lets the Lambda invocation complete …
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It’s been two years since I last wrote about Lambda layer and when you should use it. Most of the problem I discussed in that original post still stands: It makes it harder to test your functions locally. You will still need those dependencies to execute your function code locally as part of your tests. …
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An interesting question came up in a conversation today: “How should I manage the Route53 DNS records in a multi-account environment?” Suppose you have configured an AWS Organization with different accounts for dev, staging and production environments. And you have registered the root domain for your application in the master AWS account. When working with …
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In the last post I discussed my preferred approach for modelling multi-tenant applications with AppSync and Cognito. This approach supports the common requirements in these applications, where there are a number of distinct roles within each tenant. This approach (and others like it) works great when the tenants are isolated. But what if they are …
Building a custom IAM system has made me appreciate AWS IAM even more Read More »
Thank you to Josh for asking this question on the AppSync Masterclass forum. His original question goes like this: Let’s say I want to add a one-to-many relationship from Profile to a new property called “Tag” (a complex object with “name” and “color” properties) so a user can define their own Tags. I would also like a …
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One of the most common questions I get is “How do I build a multi-tenant application with AppSync and Cognito?”. If you google this topic on the internet you will no doubt come across many different opinions. It’s a topic that we’ll soon explore in the AppSync Masterclass but I want to take this opportunity …
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In light of recent news of Okta’s pending acquisition of Auth0 there’s been renewed discussion about where Amazon Cognito fits into the picture. It’s a question my clients often ask me, so here are my two cents. The case for Cognito Integration with other AWS services Cognito’s tight integration with other AWS services such as API Gateway, …
When you start a new Vue.js project that needs to interface with APIs running in AWS, there’s a good chance you will have these lines of code: import Amplify from ‘aws-amplify’ Amplify.configure({ Auth: { region: ‘us-east-1’, userPoolId: ‘xxx’, userPoolWebClientId: ‘xxx’, mandatorySignIn: true } }) These few lines of code let you use the aws-amplify library …
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Hi, welcome to another weekly update! Real-World Serverless podcast Since the last update, we have had quite a few new episodes, covering a wide range of topics: #41: The future of JVM on Lambda with Vadym Kazulkin #42: Real-World Serverless with Ant Stanley (part 1) #43: Real-World Serverless with Ant Stanley (part 2) #44: Real-World …
As the curtain draws on a tough year, here’s my 2020 in numbers: 37 blog posts 34 conference talks started 1 book published 2 video courses 2,475 new students to my video courses produced 43 episodes of Real-World Serverless hosted 5 webinars 1236 contributions to 17 OSS projects helped 17 clients adopt serverless ran 10 …
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