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I try to publish one video every month to teach people AWS and Algorithms. I am currently a full time software engineer in the financial industry. I want to give back to the tech community by creating RU-vid tutorial videos because when I tried to switch career to become a software engineer, RU-vid has helped me a lot in terms of learning all types of tech stacks (a little background about myself: I am a self taught software engineer who went to college for chemical engineering, then worked in the nuclear power industry as a consulting engineer and finally switched career to become a software engineer). I hope my videos can help you in some way as well.
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Felix, you covered the Acc-ID in Lambda ARN and copied it in JSON, but why did you neglect the Resource tab & policy ARN? It's displaying your account ID, make sure to take care of it as well.
Is it possible to do this same kind of exercise with a Bedrock Knowledge Base? I've been beating my head and searching all day and can't determine how to construct a ModelID that points to my created Knowledge Base.
This is a great tutorial and the clearest one I've found after looking through a lot of others that don't cover this topic as well or at all. If we're running in a docker container, is there a reason we need to create a python virtual environment? Won't the container itself be a sort of virtual environment and keep everything isolated?
This was very straightforward and helpful. Thank you! Experimented with stuff and followed along and learned much. Just one thing, your python variable / object naming convention feels like Javascript (camelCase), while in Python the convention is variable_name. So was confused for a short time xD.
Hi Felix, thanks for the video, very helpful. One question, say I have 100 different endpoints with a GET and POST method for each. What's the best way to apply the API key to each Method Request? Using the SDK? Doing it manually one by one is not feasible for big apps.
Thank you for this concise and to-the-point tutorial. Even though the AWS UI have updated since I was able to follow Felix's instruction successfully as of Aug 2024 😌
small question dont you think this will actually download the video while redning the content as you are using a direct .mp4 link? whenever you stream on youtube or netflix you don't get whole mp4 file URL, but get chunks of it .
This tutorial is very old and AWS has changed a lot of things. I am unable to add curly braces ({ ) in the resource path because it is a drop down in latest AWS UI.
