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Making it easy for startups to use serverless. Comments and feedback welcome, frank@anoma.ly
Making it easy for startups to use serverless. Comments and feedback welcome, frank@anoma.ly
Awesome! We also have a super passionate community at https://launchpass.com/serverless-stack
Awesome! We also have a super passionate community at https://launchpass.com/serverless-stack
Thanks for the support! Really appreciate it!
Thank you, that's awesome to hear!
Wow, that is exactly what we are making. I posted elsewhere in this thread but SST (https://github.com/serverless-stack/serverless-stack) lets you work on your Lambda functions live without having to mock AWS services…
Yeah I wouldn't go down the local stack path. IMHO, you should develop/test against real AWS services, and it falls on the tooling to make that experience fast/smooth. I posted elsewhere in this thread but checkout SST…
Awesome! We've got a super passionate community at https://launchpass.com/serverless-stack You can also direct any questions/feedback to frank@anoma.ly :)
It's quite limiting on: 1. It only mocks API Gateway, and not accurately (ie. IAM permissions). You also need to use a bunch of other similar plugins to mock DynamoDB, SNS, SQS, etc. 2. You need to change your code…
SST is an Open-Source framework worth checking out if you are looking for a lighting fast local dev environment for serverless. https://github.com/serverless-stack/serverless-stack I often see ppl adopt one of two…
Ah it seems ^ and ~ do not apply to versions pre 1.0.0
Release note says pinning version with "^0.8.0", should be "~0.8.0" right?
Frank here from Seed. Just wanted to add that when you have a monolithic Lambda, multiple routes would share a CloudWatch log group, metric, and share a common node in x-ray. On the flip side, the advantage of having…