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WTF is AWS Lambda?
1m 46s
2
Create an AWS Lambda function from scratch
1m 47s
3
Add an API Gateway trigger to a AWS Lambda function to create a REST API
1m 15s
4
Add logs to AWS Lambda function and review them in CloudWatch
1m 24s
5
Trigger an AWS Lambda function by uploading a file to an S3 bucket
2m 51s
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Use environment variables in an AWS Lambda function
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Create different versions of an AWS Lambda function
1m 54s
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Create an alias for an AWS Lambda function
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Use external dependencies in an AWS Lambda function
1m 10s
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Modify the default AWS Lambda function timeout
2m 11s
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Use CloudWatch event to execute an AWS Lambda function with a fixed interval
1m 46s
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List all S3 buckets from an AWS Lambda function using aws-sdk
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Modify the default AWS Lambda function timeout

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Our AWS Lambda functions may take some time to execute, especially when they are going to call external APIs etc.

The default timeout is 3 seconds, which may not be enough.

In this lesson we're going to learn how to modify the default timeout for an AWS Lambda function as well as how to use the context object provided with each lambda call in order to see how much time is remaining before a function timeouts.

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Farid Escate

~ 4 years ago

Thank you so much, very well explained. I was wondering what happens if i use some external api and this api calls suddenly goes down, i there a error rate manager o something like that?