I often notice people wondering if and how it’s possible to run Spring Boot on AWS Lambda Functions. I understand this because I know developers in the Java ecosystem often use the Spring Framework. And since more and more people built Lambda functions using Java, the question will be asked at some point. It’s definitely […]
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Running cloud services on your local machine is often a problem because there is no local version available. Thankfully DynamoDB provides a local version of their database. This makes unit testing cloud services a lot easier if you’re relying on DynamoDB. Unfortunately, setting up DynamoDB Local and combining it with Testcontainers and Bitbucket Pipelines in
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AWS Lambda is actually made to be used by implementing small functions which can be started quickly. So your code artifact should be as small as possible for a fast startup time. However, in the Java world there are nice frameworks like Jersey and Spring which can help you writing code for an API a
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