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We Made This (Community)
Blog posts, tutorials, and videos about Powertools for AWS Lambda (TypeScript) created by the Powertools Community.

This space is dedicated to highlight our awesome community content featuring Powertools 🙏!

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Blog posts

Lambda Powertools - great defaults for batteries that aren't quite (but should be) included

Author: Mike Roberts :material-twitter:{target="_blank"}

This article discusses why you should consider using Powertools in your Lambda functions.

Test Drive AWS Lambda Powertools for Typescript

Author: Matt Lewis{target="_blank"} :material-twitter:

This article gives an overview Powertools' core utilities: Logger, Metrics, and Tracer.

Power-up Lambda functions with AWS Lambda Powertools for TypeScript

Author: Ryan Toler{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:

Discover how easy it is to quickly “power-up” your Node.js Lambda functions with utilities from AWS Lambda Powertools for TypeScript.

Getting to Well Architected Faster with AWS Lambda Powertools

Author: Eoin Shanaghy{target="_blank"} :material-twitter:

This post shows how to use Powertools for AWS Lambda to quickly build Well-Architected Serverless applications.

AWS Lambda Powertools TypeScript

Author: Matt Morgan{target="_blank"} :material-twitter:

A two parts series that gives an overview of Powertools and its features starting from the beta phase to the General Availability release.

EventBridge: working around API Destination 5s maximum client timeout constraint, using Powertools for AWS Lambda Idempotency

Author: Paul Santus{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:

This article discusses how to use the Idempotency feature to work around EventBridge API Destinations' built-in maximum client execution timeout (5s) and allow long-running queries, while still benefitting from automated retry and DLQ, and preventing concurrent calls.