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Hands-On Serverless Computing

You're reading from   Hands-On Serverless Computing Build, run and orchestrate serverless applications using AWS Lambda, Microsoft Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788836654
Length 350 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kuldeep Chowhan Kuldeep Chowhan
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Preface 1. What is Serverless Computing? FREE CHAPTER 2. Development Environment, Tools, and SDKs 3. Getting Started with AWS Lambda 4. Triggers and Events for AWS Lambda 5. Your First Serverless Application on AWS 6. Serverless Orchestration on AWS 7. Getting Started with Azure Functions 8. Triggers and Bindings for Azure Functions 9. Your First Serverless Application on Azure 10. Getting Started with Google Cloud Functions 11. Triggers and Events for Google Cloud Functions 12. Your First Serverless Application on Google Cloud 13. Reference Architecture for a Web App 14. Reference Architecture for a Real-time File Processing 15. Other Books You May Enjoy

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Let's look at the use case of adding a hotel to the cart. What I'm going to walk through is a very slimmed down version of what an e-commerce, add to cart functionality, will look like. In reality, it is a very complex system to build and operate. As mentioned, we need the following resources for this use case:

  • Amazon Route 53 for storing the domain name of our hotel travel website, as discussed in the previous use case
  • Amazon API Gateway for handling the HTTP(S) that come to our hotel website to add a hotel to their cart
  • The AWS Lambda Function for handling the addition of hotels to carts
  • The Amazon DynamoDB table that stores the cart items, along with information such as hotel details, trip start date and end date, and the number of adults and children

The reference architecture of how the system works is shown in the following diagram. The flow for the...

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