Introduction to Developing AWS Lambdas in Java

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Richard Monson-Haefel

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00. Course Overview

00. Course Overview.mp4

01:31

01. Installing Eclipse with AWS Integration

00. Overview.mp4

01:29

01. Create AWS Master Account.mp4

03:39

02. Create AWS User Account.mp4

07:02

03. Install Eclipse IDE with the AWS Toolkit.mp4

05:53

04. Summary.mp4

02:07

02. Getting Started with AWS Lambda and Eclipse

00. Overview.mp4

01:33

01. Create Your First AWS Lambda Java Project and Lambda Function.mp4

09:38

02. Create an AWS S3 Bucket and Lambda Security Role.mp4

10:35

03. Deploy and Test Your First Java Lambda Function.mp4

07:06

04. Summary.mp4

00:17

03. Accessing S3 Data from AWS Lambda

00. Using the AWS Explorer in Eclipse.mp4

06:17

01. Reading Data from S3 Part 1 - Update the AWS SDK.mp4

03:34

02. Reading Data from S3 Part 2 - Modify the Function to Read S3 Data.mp4

05:58

03. Reading Data from S3 Part 3 - Create a New Role and Test the Function.mp4

05:20

04. Summary.mp4

00:53

04. Learning to Use the AWS Gateway API to Connect to AWS Lambdas

00. Creating a New API Gateway Role.mp4

08:14

01. Create a Web API Using API Gateway.mp4

06:57

02. Using Postman to Test the Web API.mp4

06:04

05. Working with POJOs and JSON

00. Overview - The Flow of JSON through the Cloud.mp4

03:40

01. JSON Grammar and the GSON Library.mp4

06:33

02. Mapping JSON to POJOs.mp4

04:17

03. Marshaling JSON from S3 into POJOs.mp4

05:17

06. Developing a Complex REST Service in AWS Lambda

00. Overview and Light Refactoring.mp4

03:59

01. Mapping HTTP Request to JSON.mp4

06:32

02. Using JSON as Input for HTTP Request.mp4

04:59

03. Using JSON as Output for HTTP Response.mp4

08:34

04. Create a Web API with Proxy for JSON Data Exchange.mp4

09:55

07. Enhancing the AWS Lambda Function

00. InventoryS3Client and HTTPRequest.mp4

04:05

01. Java Inheritance in AWS Lambda.mp4

04:04

02. Developing the InventoryInsertFunction.mp4

05:18

03. Deploy a HTTP POST Web API.mp4

03:57

04. Develop and Deploy the InventoryDeleteFunction.mp4

05:16

05. Independent Exercise and Summary.mp4

01:36

06. Course Conclusion.mp4

01:58

Description

This course teaches you to develop and deploy fully functional AWS Lambda functions in the language you know and love.

What You'll Learn?

At the core of AWS Lambda is a thorough knowledge of developing and deploying functions. In this course, Introduction to Developing AWS Lambdas in Java, you’ll learn how to develop and deploy AWS Lambda functions in Java. First, you’ll see how to create an AWS developer account, set up the development environment, and code Lambda functions in Java. Next, you’ll explore how to set up and access S3 from your functions and exchange data using JSON-to-Pojo mapping. Finally, you’ll discover how to use the AWS API Gateway to deploy Lambda functions as RESTful web services. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of AWS Lambda that will help you as you move forward to developing your own Lambda functions in Java.

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Richard Monson-Haefel

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Richard has more than 26 years of experience as a professional software developer and architect. He has written five books on enterprise Java including EJB, JMS, web services, and software architecture. He has served on the JCP executive committee and multiple expert groups is the co-founder of OpenEJB and Apache Geronimo, was a Sr. Analyst for Burton Group (aka Gartner), and is a celebrated public speaker.

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