What's it going to take for folks to build out an @awslambda ecosystem that makes sense?
I'd like to grab purpose-built functions that do one thing well, not "giant applications."
Some examples:
I'd like to grab purpose-built functions that do one thing well, not "giant applications."
Some examples:
* "Supply it an S3 object, it lints it in a variety of languages and returns status."
* A URL shortener that works.
* An authorizer function suitable for casual "the password is X" that doesn't need a full-blown auth story.
* A URL validator. Send it a URL, it checks the link.
* A URL shortener that works.
* An authorizer function suitable for casual "the password is X" that doesn't need a full-blown auth story.
* A URL validator. Send it a URL, it checks the link.
I shouldn't have to build all of these myself, nor should I have to crawl a pile of blog posts, disjointed GitHub repos, and other "joyful" things. Am I alone here?
Let me take this one step further:
I'd love a turnkey application that has a "status board." Each light invokes a user-specified Lambda function with a given input. When the lights are all green, it "passes."
I'd love a turnkey application that has a "status board." Each light invokes a user-specified Lambda function with a given input. When the lights are all green, it "passes."
