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Building Serverless Microservices in Python

You're reading from   Building Serverless Microservices in Python A complete guide to building, testing, and deploying microservices using serverless computing on AWS

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789535297
Length 168 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Richard Takashi Freeman Richard Takashi Freeman
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Preface 1. Serverless Microservices Architectures and Patterns FREE CHAPTER 2. Creating Your First Serverless Data API 3. Deploying Your Serverless Stack 4. Testing Your Serverless Microservice 5. Securing Your Microservice 6. Summary and Future Work 7. Other Books You May Enjoy

Setting up Lambda security in the AWS Management Console


We will be signing into the AWS Management Console. The reason we are using the Management Console first is to give you a better understanding of how Lambda functions work, and how they integrate with the other AWS services, such as API Gateway and DynamoDB. In later chapters, we will show you how to deploy Lambda functions using the AWS CLI. If you are a first-timer to Lambda, then I always find it useful to first create a full serverless stack manually in the Management Console to gain a better and deeper understanding than, say, have a magic command spin up the full AWS infrastructure!

We are going to first use the AWS Management Console to create the Lambda IAM role and policies, so that the Lambda function can access DynamoDB, and also write any logs or any statuses to CloudWatch. The Management Console, which we used earlier, in Chapter 1, Serverless Microservices Architectures and Patterns, allows you to centrally control all...

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