
Serverless: Zero-Friction Serverless Apps On AWS Lambda & Beyond.
Easily build auto-scaling, low-overhead applications on AWS Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, and other managed services with the Serverless Framework.
Setting Up Serverless Framework With AWS
Learn how to install, set up, and deploy projects using the Serverless Framework with AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, and more.
Serverless Framework: Build Apps On AWS Lambda
Effortless Troubleshooting Powerful performance and error monitoring apps out-of-the-box. Real-time metrics, logs & alerts—instantly Simply deploy with Serverless Framework to enable real …
The definitive guide to using Terraform with the ... - Serverless
In this article, we’ll talk about the right way to manage infrastructure when using both Terraform and Serverless, and check out a real-world example of integrating Terraform and Serverless in …
Serverless.yml Reference
Serverless Framework needs an AWS S3 bucket to store artifacts for deploying. That bucket is automatically created and managed by Serverless, but you can configure it explicitly if needed:
AWS AppSync - The Ultimate Guide - Serverless
GraphQL APIs are a popular choice when building Serverless-powered web applications. In particular, many Serverless applications that provide a GraphQL API rely on AWS AppSync to …
Serverless Framework - AWS Lambda Functions
Serverless will create an ECR repository for your image, but it currently does not manage updates to it. An ECR repository is created only for new services or the first time that a function …
When (and why) not to go serverless
Our own website is a static, serverless site built using Lambda, the Serverless Framework, and Netlify. It’s never gone down and we spend zero hours a week maintaining it.
Serverless Framework Documentation
An introduction to the Serverless Framework, its philosophy, overview, and key highlights. Learn how to build serverless applications efficiently with minimal maintenance.
Amazon DynamoDB and Serverless
DynamoDB is aligned with the values of Serverless applications: automatic scaling according to your application load, pay-per-what-you-use pricing, easy to get started with, and no servers to …