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

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

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Connect

Join our Discord{target="_blank"}

Join us on Discord{target="_blank"} to connect with the Powertools community 👋. Ask questions, learn from each other, contribute, hang out with key contributors, and more!

Blog posts

AWS Lambda Cookbook — Following best practices with Lambda Powertools

Author: Ran Isenberg :material-twitter:{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:{target="_blank"}

A collection of articles explaining in detail how Lambda Powertools helps with a Serverless adoption strategy and its challenges.

Making all your APIs idempotent

Author: Michael Walmsley{target="_blank"} :material-twitter:

This article dives into what idempotency means for APIs, their use cases, and how to implement them.

Deep dive on Lambda Powertools Idempotency feature

Author: Michael Walmsley{target="_blank"} :material-twitter:

This article describes how to best calculate your idempotency token, implementation details, and how to handle idempotency in RESTful APIs.

Developing AWS Lambda functions with AWS Lambda Powertools

Author: Stephan Huber{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:

This article walks through how to add Powertools to an existing project, covers Tracer, Logger, Metrics, and JSON Schema Validation.

Speed-up event-driven projects

Author: Joris Conijn{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:

This article walks through a sample AWS EventBridge cookiecutter template presented at the AWS Community Day Netherlands 2022.

Videos

Building a resilient input handling with Parser

Author: Ran Isenberg :material-twitter:{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:{target="_blank"}

When building applications with AWS Lambda it is critical to verify the data structure and validate the input due to the multiple different sources that can trigger them. In this session Ran Isenberg (CyberArk) will present one of the interesting features of AWS Lambda Powertools for python: the parser.

In this session you will learn how to increase code quality, extensibility and testability, boost you productivity and ship rock solid apps to production.

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Talk DEV to me | Feature Flags with AWS Lambda Powertools

Author: Ran Isenberg :material-twitter:{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:{target="_blank"}

A deep dive in the Feature Flags{target="_blank"} feature along with tips and tricks.

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Workshops

Introduction to Lambda Powertools

Author: Michael Walmsley{target="_blank"} :material-twitter:

This repo contains documentation for a live coding workshop for the AWS Programming and Tools Meetup in Melbourne. The workshop will start with the SAM Cli "Hello World" example API project.

Throughout the labs we will introduce each of the AWS Lambda Powertools Core utilities to showcase how simple they are to use and adopt for all your projects, and how powerful they are at bringing you closer to the Well Architected Serverless Lens.

Walk-through video

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Sample projects

Complete Lambda Handler Cookbook

Author: Ran Isenberg :material-twitter:{target="_blank"} :material-linkedin:{target="_blank"}

This repository provides a working, deployable, open source based, AWS Lambda handler and AWS CDK{target="_blank"} Python code.

This handler embodies Serverless best practices and has all the bells and whistles for a proper production ready handler. It uses many of the AWS Lambda Powertools utilities for Python.

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