AWS Lambda Java: How to create your first AWS Lambda Function in Java 

Thank you for the kind words James.

Glad it was helpful!

Lambda is a serverless compute service, or a Function as a Service (FaaS) offering, that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the underlying compute resources for you. This makes it a great choice for hosting microservices, data processing jobs, and event-driven applications. A real-world example of Lambda is an image processing application. For example, you can set up a Lambda function to automatically resize user-uploaded images for different platforms. When a user uploads an image, the function is triggered and automatically resizes the image to the specific dimensions required for the platform. The Lambda function can also store the resized images in an S3 bucket. This type of application would be difficult to build and manage on a traditional server, but is easily achievable with Lambda.

Thank you!

Were you able to activate MSP autocomplete? How do this ? help me pls

@@JhoseBieel Hi, did not configure it.

or... Dan it seems like you missed putting the link to the Github Repository in the description. Can you please add that? 🤦‍♂

Thanks for adding the repo in the description​ @Dan Vega. Great tutorial (whole series). I was just frustrated with the practice of not including source code in the tutorial. I saw that too many times and I'm guessing that motivation comes from the fact that source code significantly accelerates the learning process which leads to less time spent on the video.

what to add actullay complete description ? @@DanVega

@@DanVega maybe that should be “go ahead” and add that. Loved the video but lost count of the number of times you say “I’m going to [go ahead and] [do thing]…”. But hey, still a good intro! 👏