Summary
In this chapter, we have covered the architecture of an AWS Lambda function and installed the SAM CLI to help us to generate Lambda functions, deploy Lambda functions, and run them locally. We have also discussed the DynamoDB database, and worked through some examples of using NoSQL Workbench to generate code for us, which we can use to interact with our data. We also created a few TypeScript-based Lambda functions, which were able to use either data sent as part of a POST operation or path parameters to guide their behavior.
In the next, and final, chapter of this book, we will combine the work that we have done over the past few chapters into a single application using micro front-end techniques.
