In the previous chapter, we looked at the basics of AWS Lambda, starting with creating an AWS account to develop our first micro function. However, our deployment process was pretty manual and obviously not production-ready. Based on the principle of "if you repeat a task three times, it's time to automate", it is time to automate this process in order to build a first-class deployment process that will automate and facilitate our workflow.
If you have ever used AWS Lambda in other languages, you might have heard about some frameworks such as Serverless, Apex, or Kappa. These are valuable open source tools with great features, and they used to be very essential for AWS Lambda development with features such as packaging the code, creation of API Gateway endpoints, and so on. If you are authoring Lambda functions in JavaScript or Python, it...
