Introduction to Serverless

by Markus Mühlberger4 Oct 2017

Lessons:7Length:44 minutes

Back-End Cloud Services Amazon Web Services JavaScript Node.js

Overview
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2.2 HTTP Endpoints

If our functions are going to replace elements of traditional web frameworks, the functions need to be accessible from the web as HTTP endpoints. In this lesson, I'm going to show you how to do that by using the Amazon API Gateway.

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 07:04

Free Lesson

1.1
Introduction
01:15

Free Lesson

1.2
What Is Serverless?
05:49

2.Introduction to Serverless
4 lessons, 34:55

2.1
Functions
09:13

2.2
HTTP Endpoints
07:06

2.3
Interaction With Other Services
08:09

2.4
Function Orchestration
10:27

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:34

3.1
Conclusion
01:34

2.2 HTTP Endpoints

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Markus Mühlberger

I'm a software developer from Vienna, Austria. I mostly work on web applications, focusing on Ruby and JavaScript, but occasionally do mobile development on iOS. When not working, I'm playing (the unknown Canadian sport) Kin-Ball for the Austrian national team.

mmuehlberger

Introduction to Serverless

2.2 HTTP Endpoints

1.Introduction2 lessons, 07:04

Free Lesson 1.1Introduction01:15

Free Lesson 1.2What Is Serverless?05:49

2.Introduction to Serverless4 lessons, 34:55

2.1Functions09:13

2.2HTTP Endpoints07:06

2.3Interaction With Other Services08:09

2.4Function Orchestration10:27

3.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:34

3.1Conclusion01:34

2.2 HTTP Endpoints

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1.Introduction
2 lessons, 07:04

Free Lesson

1.1
Introduction
01:15

Free Lesson

1.2
What Is Serverless?
05:49

2.Introduction to Serverless
4 lessons, 34:55

2.1
Functions
09:13

2.2
HTTP Endpoints
07:06

2.3
Interaction With Other Services
08:09

2.4
Function Orchestration
10:27

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:34

3.1
Conclusion
01:34