Tag: cdk
All the articles with the tag "cdk".
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My Personal Serverless Rust Developer Experience. It's Better Than You Think
One of the things that can be difficult when starting with a new technology, framework or tool is where to get started. That "get started" can mean a great many things to many people. Over the past 6
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Cognito Starter Kit with Rust and Lambda
Welcome to the Cognito Starter Kit with a large helping of Rust seasoned with some CDK. I'm a big believer in Cognito and the power it gives builders to customize the various signup and authentication
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Leveraging the SDK to Publish an Event to EventBridge with Lambda and Rust
Following up on my popular Rust and Lambda article, I wanted to explore how to put an event on an AWS EventBridge Bus. If you aren't familiar with AWS' EventBridge, think of it as a highly scalable Ev
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Partitioned S3 Bucket from DynamoDB
I've been working recently with some data that doesn't naturally fit into my AWS HealthLake datastore. I have some additional information captured in a DynamoDB table that would be useful to blend wit
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DynamoDB Incremental Export with Step Functions
When working on building solutions, the answer to some problems is often, it depends. For instance, if I need to deal with data as it changes and use DynamoDB, streams are the perfect feature to take
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AWS API Gateway WebSocket Tutorial: Real-time Serverless Apps
I was working recently with some backend code and I needed to communicate the success or failure of the result back to my UI. I instantly knew that I needed to put together a WebSocket to handle this
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Analyzing and Correcting Errors with Advanced SQS Redrive
A good friend of mine is working on a really neat redrive tool with SQS and wanted to write an article to describe its purpose and use. I'm super honored that he asked me to share his writing on my bl
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Monitoring SQS with Datadog
Event-Driven architecture paired with Serverless technologies are a powerful combo to build applications. But failure does happen and you should expect it to happen. Dealing with that failure is often