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Serverless computing has gained popularity in the last few years primarily because it allows a true platform-as-a-service environment, letting developers focus on coding rather than back-end operations. Under this context, AWS Lambda is one of the be...
In a previous post, we reviewed how to build AWS Lambda Functions with .NET 6. In today's post, we will see how to deploy them using Terraform. Before starting, we need to fulfill a few pre-requisites: Have a IAM User with programmatic access. Setup...
AWS Lambda can be a great hosting option, providing us with several advantages, such as cost-effectiveness(we'll only pay for what we use) and its natural ability to scale without intervention. But, there are new challenges, such as answering the que...
In a previous post, we looked at Terraform as an option to deploy AWS Lambda Function, as long as the number of functions is low. But with a higher number of functions, we could end up building huge scripts. And this is where Severless Framework come...
Once we have our first Lambda Function up and running, a new question arises, How much memory should we use? As we know, the AWS Lambda pricing model is based on request charges(number of requests) and compute charges(GB-seconds). In addition, we nee...
Single Purpose and Monolithic Lambda Functions are two approaches to developing and deploying our applications (you can check the pros and cons here). But what are the differences from the performance perspective? To answer this question, we develop ...
