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Explore the power of API Gateway, Lambda, and DynamoDB for building scalable serverless applications.
Start building Microservices with Go and Docker
This blog explains how can we start building microservices with Go and Docker. Go language's lightweight nature makes it a good choice for microservices architectures and cloud-native applications.
Integrating Cross Account AWS Lambda Functions with SNS
This article will explain how to create cross-account AWS Lambda functions, which publish and subscribe to different events on an SNS topic.
How to Handle Panics in GO
In this article, we'll cover how to handle panics in GO and share the most effective techniques and best practices for managing panics.
How to Invoke AWS Lambda by a Scheduled Event
This blog explains how to invoke AWS lambda by a scheduled event. We will write a function in GO language, which is triggered by a scheduled event.
Set up GO Development Environment
If you're looking to get started with GO language, this guide will help you to Set up GO Development Environment.
Create and Deploy AWS Lambda Functions Using Go
Creating and deploying AWS Lambda function made easy in GOlang - a setp-by-step guide with an example - using Cloudformation, CLI and GOlang
An easy way to retry a failed HTTP client request in GO lang
Describes an easy way to retry a failed HTTP client request in GOlang. It presents an example of a retryable HTTP Client-Server Communication
Publish and Subscribe to SNS Topics with AWS Lambdas in Go
This article guides the reader through the steps required to publish and subscribe to SNS topics using AWS lambdas in GO.
CRUD in AWS Lambda and DynamoDB with Go
This article will help the developers doing CRUD in AWS Lambda and DynamoDB using GO.