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Ask HN: What production features have you built using AWS Lambda/Serverless?

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Re: Ask HN: What production features have you built using AWS Lambda/Serverless?

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We built the entirety of the Give to Lincoln day giving day website using AWS lambda and DynamoDB. This includes tracking nonprofit registration, handling donations, and an admin area for managing the giving day.

https://www.givetolincoln.com/

Re: Ask HN: What production features have you built using AWS Lambda/Serverless?

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I write LastWeekinAWS.com using an entirely serverless workflow. DynamoDB holds the links, populated through a scheduled Lambda function that pulls them in from Pinboard. Lambdas handle building out the newsletter from a Jinja2 template, building the archive on a schedule, and injecting static headers into the CloudFront distribution.

Re: Ask HN: What production features have you built using AWS Lambda/Serverless?

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I use it for a private photo/video sharing application. It has a dozen users, so may not qualify as "production", but I haven't had to look under the hood for almost a year now.

I use Lambda specifically for creating thumbnails. My blog post about it: http://www.pesfandiar.com/blog/2017/03/10/serverless-photo-s...

Re: Ask HN: What production features have you built using AWS Lambda/Serverless?

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I use it for a private photo/video sharing application. It has a dozen users, so may not qualify as "production", but I haven't had to look under the hood for almost a year now. I use Lambda specifically for creating thumbnails. My blog post about it: http://www.pesfandiar.com/blog/2017/03/10/serverless-photo-s...

Your blog reference is helpful.

Re: Ask HN: What production features have you built using AWS Lambda/Serverless?

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I write LastWeekinAWS.com using an entirely serverless workflow. DynamoDB holds the links, populated through a scheduled Lambda function that pulls them in from Pinboard. Lambdas handle building out the newsletter from a Jinja2 template, building the archive on a schedule, and injecting static headers into the CloudFront distribution.

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