Thanks so very much... outstanding presentation, my initiation re basics re AWS Lambda. Please make additional presentations re Node JS, or your preference. It's the platform I'm trying to get a grip to prepare for a certification run. Again... Thank so much... NEXTTIME... Cheers!!!
Thanks. I uploaded it from my local machine(laptop). You can click on “add files” an upload it. You can upload any files, doesn’t have to be jpg. Also this tutorial backs up files you add on your primary bucket, so i only uploaded to the primary bucket that triggered lambda function and backed it to the secondary bucket. Hope that helps :)
Thanks for this video.Very good explanation! Could you help me understand below lines in the code? source_bucket = event['Records'][0]['s3']['bucket']['name'] object_key = urllib.parse.unquote_plus(event['Records'][0]['s3']['object']['key'], encoding='utf-8') How are you configuring the event parameter in the fucntion?
I would suggest deploying Django with zappa onto Aws Lambda. It will use normal AWS compute resources with API Gateway, S3. you can select AWS provided database (RDS easy to setup). Make sure to have an IAM user with programmatic access (access keys) and set that up. I have a sample django deployment with zappa in my blog @ techieandtravel.com/blog. Hope that helps
Unfortunately with my account doesn't work.It gives me this error: Your Lambda function "mysecondlambdafunction" was successfully created, but an error occurred when creating the trigger: Parameter ScheduleExpression is not valid. (Service: AmazonCloudWatchEvents; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ValidationException; Request ID: ; Proxy: null)
Really nice one, but one disappoint is you didn't upload video from last 2 yrs ...if you don't update new content will definitely think for unsubscribe 😅😅
I really enjoyed you tutorial on Lambda. I am a subscriber now.
Keep putting out good concise content.
Thx
great tutorial. I like how you included the pricing and limits info too. That's very useful to know.
Great video man you are a legend!
Thanks. Glad that you liked it. :)
Thanks a lot, Great explanation
Thank you :)
Great Content. Thanks for making this video
Good Video. Well Explained :)
Thanks..it helped a lot
Glad to hear that
Great detailed exaplaination, even better than channel with 100k+ subscribers
Short, simple and to-the-point.
I liked your video. Please keep making further videos.
Thank you. Will be back soon with more videos
Thank you. very useful!
Nice Tutorial. Please create more videos on the LAMBDA function with more complex examples. Thanks
Thanks for liking it. Sure. Stay tuned!!
Awesome. This cleared my understanding. Thanks a lot
Thank you, keep checking the contents :)
great video very comprehensive for AWS Lambda
Thank you ..keep being awsome.
Good explanation, great video. Thank you very much.
Glad that you liked it :)
I subscribed after this video
Nice video
Thank you for this tutorial. It helped me a lot !
Awesome. Glad i could help!!
nice tutorial
Great Tutorial...
Thanks so very much... outstanding presentation, my initiation re basics re AWS Lambda. Please make additional presentations
re Node JS, or your preference. It's the platform I'm trying to get a grip to prepare for a certification run. Again... Thank so much...
NEXTTIME... Cheers!!!
Thank you. Will soon come with new contents
Thanks a lot, it was very helpful
Thank you! Glad you liked it
Thank you Sir. Your videos are helping me learn AWS.
Thank you. Glad you like it :)
Thanks for the video, but where did you get the JPG image you used to upload onto your primary and secondary buckets
Thanks. I uploaded it from my local machine(laptop). You can click on “add files” an upload it. You can upload any files, doesn’t have to be jpg. Also this tutorial backs up files you add on your primary bucket, so i only uploaded to the primary bucket that triggered lambda function and backed it to the secondary bucket. Hope that helps :)
Thanks for this video.Very good explanation!
Could you help me understand below lines in the code?
source_bucket = event['Records'][0]['s3']['bucket']['name']
object_key = urllib.parse.unquote_plus(event['Records'][0]['s3']['object']['key'], encoding='utf-8')
How are you configuring the event parameter in the fucntion?
As of now, lambda can run on a 10GB memory. Just an update. Great video!!!
Thanks. Probably will update in another video 😃😃
Can we have 2 roles selected for a single lambda function?
Can we use lambda function for AI/ Ml if yes please make a video for it
How can i deploy my django project on aws lamda? I just subscribed you - loved your content
I would suggest deploying Django with zappa onto Aws Lambda. It will use normal AWS compute resources with API Gateway, S3. you can select AWS provided database (RDS easy to setup). Make sure to have an IAM user with programmatic access (access keys) and set that up. I have a sample django deployment with zappa in my blog @ techieandtravel.com/blog.
Hope that helps
Unfortunately with my account doesn't work.It gives me this error: Your Lambda function "mysecondlambdafunction" was successfully created, but an error occurred when creating the trigger: Parameter ScheduleExpression is not valid. (Service: AmazonCloudWatchEvents; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ValidationException; Request ID: ; Proxy: null)
Check the code. It should work. Noone else has encountered it. May be some expression is missing
Really nice one, but one disappoint is you didn't upload video from last 2 yrs ...if you don't update new content will definitely think for unsubscribe 😅😅
u don't undersand the code so just copy and paste it
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