Deploy NodeJS Express API as AWS Lambda Function in 15 minutes

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quick question is it possble to run the amplify server locally while testing?
Comment from : @assizpereira1374

it worked! thanks for sharing!
Comment from : @mykhailshavkunov7345

6:41 Baby sound?
Comment from : @alien-web

subbed but can you also do it without amplify?
Comment from : @bobobobo-ki2fw

Such detailed explanation, good video quality, good thumbnail I wonder why you haven't blown up Keep up the grear work man Thanks for the video
Comment from : @nagharjunanr6670

why is this like 15 fps
Comment from : @goatard3916

Any disadvantage about handling all my Rest API with only one lamba function?
Comment from : @Weagle1337

Love you bro, this tutorial completed my understanding of amplify as a frame from a rest perspective This was exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks
Comment from : @deathdefier45

Thanks! This is my first time doing serverless functions! <3
Comment from : @khizerhassan8033

Hi Dylan, thanks for this tutorial It was explained well and I was able to get up and running! I wanted to know the advantages of using Lamdba over using Express/NodeJS and Nodemon To me, it seems like a complicated set-up that's not particularly easy to develop as you have to push your Lambda code each time and that's not to mention the issues with development/staging/production environments - although I'm yet to delve deeper into this
Comment from : @baskey1987

Awsome
Comment from : @MrTouqeerhameed

Perfect bro Nice handson
Comment from : @souravsinha5330

Thanks for the easy to follow video I am having an issue I cannot figure out Whenever fetchWooHoos() gets called I get a function does not exist error I have confirmed the names are the same and the function did get pushed and is showing on the aws console Any thoughts?
Comment from : @razakan4102

Hey do you think I can use this to make sure all my products are priced correctly on third party apps
Comment from : @KemaTheCreative

Awesome video brGreat 👍 brThanks brbrHi , Please make shorts or 10 min videos on aws major services brLike a brushing up concepts or some sort brThis is first time I heard abt amplify and am already confident - thank you for tutorial
Comment from : @manasaakhil6011

Awsome video, this really simplified one of my projects Question though, does the lambda functions inside our amplify project still have a size limit? For instance, I want to use Puppeteer, chromium, and a few other packages inside the lambda function but this would exceed the 50mb limit lambda has If not or even if you canwhat is a work around or another good architecturally sound option when running into situations like this?
Comment from : @alexzajacek518

How to use aws-amplify with vanilla js without any frontend framework?
Comment from : @hammadumar4878

I really appreciate you taking the time to create this video I watched it three times and tried to follow along, but I could not replicate the results
Comment from : @hadriancicero3896

What diagram creator are you using in the beginning?
Comment from : @jimmyrustle271

great, more like this please
Comment from : @BecomeAWebDev

Cool! Thank you
Comment from : @adibtatriantama

Hey man, How long did it take you to learn NodeJS & Express APi?
Comment from : @urdarkside1

How we can connect mongodb in this app?
Comment from : @kasraja5214

For Mac users save yourself from banging your head against a wall and go for the universal install of amplify and avoid the scanning plugin errors
Comment from : @powderriverfarrier