
Explore Node.js, an open source server side JavaScript runtime built on Chrome V8, enabling server side scripting, non-blocking input/output, single threaded event loop, and scalable real-time applications.
Learn how node.js runs server-side javascript, execute index.js with node, print with console.log, initialize npm and create package.json, and explore json web tokens and ChatGPT API packages.
Learn to install npm packages and manage dependencies with package.json, including json web token, import them into code, and understand node_modules in preparation for AWS Lambda.
Create your first lambda function in a node.js project, exploring the handler, event payloads, and a welcome response. Define serverless.yml for AWS, http events, then deploy and see two APIs.
Learn to build serverless functions for AWS Lambda with Serverless framework, including installing Node.js, configuring the CLI, creating a learning service, and deploying via serverless.yml with providers, functions, and resources.
Deploying a serverless function on AWS Lambda with serverless deploy, configuring AWS CLI, watching the CloudFormation stack, and testing the function via its URL.
Update the serverless.yml to define http events for lambda functions, deploy with serverless, and test endpoints that return responses.
Explore alternative methods to create AWS Lambda functions with Node.js, implement product CRUD operations using Serverless and DynamoDB, and access the accompanying GitHub repository for code.
Explore an alternative method to create AWS Lambda functions without the serverless module and deploy a local Lambda function to AWS Lambda using a zip file.
Learn to create an AWS Lambda function using Node.js 16, perform crud operations on a product with DynamoDB and API Gateway, and manually integrate via zip deployment.
bind a lambda function to an api gateway by building a rest api, configuring lambda proxy integration, deploying the api, and testing the invoke url to trigger the function.
Showcases returning a Lambda response to API Gateway with status code 200 and a stringified body containing the hello from Lambda and the input event, tested via browser.
Learn how to monitor AWS Lambda executions with CloudWatch logs, view monitor dashboards and log groups, and inspect console logs and events from Postman API calls using NodeJS 16.
Welcome to "Hands-on Practice on AWS Lambda with Node.js," your comprehensive guide to mastering serverless computing on Amazon Web Services (AWS). In this engaging and practical course, you will immerse yourself in the world of AWS Lambda and Node.js, gaining hands-on experience and expert insights that will empower you to build scalable and efficient serverless applications.
Course Highlights:
Practical Learning: Designed with a focus on hands-on practice, this course centers around creating CRUD Restful APIs using AWS Lambda and Node.js. You'll work on real-world examples and practical exercises, honing your skills as you progress through the modules.
Node.js Fundamentals: We'll start by covering the fundamentals of Node.js, ensuring you have a solid foundation before delving into AWS Lambda.
AWS Lambda Essentials: Explore AWS Lambda from the ground up, learning how to create, deploy, and manage serverless functions. Discover best practices for optimizing performance and reducing costs. Utilize other AWS services like API Gateway, DynamoDB, and CloudWatch in conjunction with Lambda for a comprehensive understanding.
API Integration: Master the art of integrating AWS Lambda with various AWS services, including API Gateway and DynamoDB, as well as external APIs. This skillset enables you to create seamless and powerful applications.
Error Handling and Debugging: Learn to troubleshoot effectively, implement error handling strategies, and debug your serverless applications with confidence.
By the end of this course, you'll not only have a deep understanding of AWS Lambda, Node.js, and CRUD Restful APIs but also the skills and confidence to build your own serverless applications using a holistic approach with AWS services like API Gateway, DynamoDB, and CloudWatch. Whether you're a beginner exploring cloud computing or an experienced developer aiming to enhance your serverless expertise, this course is tailored for you.