Following on from the last post where we discussed 3 useful tips for working effectively with Lambda and Kinesis, let’s look at how you can use Lambda to help you auto scale Kinesis streams. Auto-scaling for DynamoDB and Kinesis are two of the most frequently requested features for AWS, as I write this post I’m sure the folks …
At Yubl, we arrived at a non-trivial serverless architecture where Lambda and Kinesis became a prominent feature of this architecture. Whilst our experience using Lambda with Kinesis was great in general, there was a couple of lessons that we had to learn along the way. Here are 3 useful tips to help you avoid some …
AWS Lambda —3 pro tips for working with Kinesis streams Read More »
An interesting requirement came up at work this week where we discussed potentially having to run our own URL Shortener because the Universal Links mechanism (in iOS 9 and above) requires a JSON manifest at https://domain.com/apple-app-site-association Since the OS doesn’t follow redirects this manifest has to be hosted on the URL shortener’s root domain. Owing to a limitation on AppsFlyer it’s …
AWS Lambda – build yourself a URL shortener in 2 hours Read More »
Hello, just a quick note to say thanks to everyone who attended the AWS user group meetup last night, was a pleasure to talk to many of you afterwards. As promised, here are the slides for my talk from last night. AWS Lambda from the trenches from Yan Cui
As Lambda adds nodejs 6.10 to its supported platforms I wondered if there’s any performance differences between the platforms. Thankfully the templates in the Serverless framework make it a relative breeze to test it out with a simple HelloWorld function. The Test see the test code here. I created a simple Lambda function for each platform that will …
part 1: overview part 2: testing and CI/CD part 3: ops <- you’re here part 4: building a scalable notification system part 5: building a better recommendation system A couple of folks asked me about our strategy for monitoring, logging, etc. after part 2, and having watched Chris Swan talk about “Serverless Operations is not a …
part 1: overview part 2: testing and CI/CD <- you’re here part 3: ops part 4: building a scalable notification system part 5: building a better recommendation system Having spoken to quite a few people about using AWS Lambda in production, testing and CI/CD are always high up the list of questions, so I’d like to use …
Yubl’s road to Serverless architecture – Testing and CI/CD Read More »
part 1: overview <- you’re here part 2: testing and CI/CD part 3: ops part 4: building a scalable notification system part 5: building a better recommendation system Since Yubl’s closure quite a few people have asked about the serverless architecture we ended up with and some of the things we have learnt along the …
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First of all, apologies for taking months to write this up since part 1, I have been extremely busy since joining Yubl. We have done a lot of work with AWS Lambda and I hope to share more of the lessons we have learnt soon, but for now take a look at this slidedeck to get a flavour. …
AWS Lambda – use recursive function to process SQS messages (Part 2) Read More »
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