Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
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Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
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Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#2Hi there, author here, happy to answer any questions.
Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#3Hi there, author here, happy to answer any questions.
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Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#4One lambda application I really want is a pingdom-style service. Use lambda to ping a web site and send an email if it's offline. Any takers to build this :-)?
Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#5One lambda application I really want is a pingdom-style service. Use lambda to ping a web site and send an email if it's offline. Any takers to build this :-)?
I'm building some nice example projects for claudiajs now, this sounds like a fun thing to try. check out https://GitHub.com/claudiajs in a few days, it will probably be there
Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#6One lambda application I really want is a pingdom-style service. Use lambda to ping a web site and send an email if it's offline. Any takers to build this :-)?
Actually, Amazon already did -- one of the sample Lambda functions you can use is just that. It runs on a scheduled timer, and if I remember correctly, will alert using AWS Simple Notification Service, which can be configured to send alerts to your devices or emails.
Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#7Hi there, author here, happy to answer any questions.
Excellent write up, kudos for using IAM and roles for this. We are working on implementing the very same system, we might just re-use your code. Thanks for sharing!
Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#8One lambda application I really want is a pingdom-style service. Use lambda to ping a web site and send an email if it's offline. Any takers to build this :-)?
Actually, Amazon already did -- one of the sample Lambda functions you can use is just that. It runs on a scheduled timer, and if I remember correctly, will alert using AWS Simple Notification Service, which can be configured to send alerts to your devices or emails.
Unfortunately, unless it's changed recently, SNS can only send SMSes to US numbers :/
Re: Using AWS lambda for cheap S3 content processing
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Actually, Amazon already did -- one of the sample Lambda functions you can use is just that. It runs on a scheduled timer, and if I remember correctly, will alert using AWS Simple Notification Service, which can be configured to send alerts to your devices or emails.
Unfortunately, unless it's changed recently, SNS can only send SMSes to US numbers :/