Programming AWS Lambda: Build and Deploy Serverless Applications with Java (Greyscale Indian Edition)

A little light on Java programming details. Assumes the reader is an experienced Java programmer needing instruction on how to successfully create and deploy functional Lambdas on the AWS platform. Quite helpful. At first I was a little annoyed by the sparse Java examples, but as I read on and continued to make live Lambdas, I came to appreciate the author’s approach more and more.

I really liked this book, and just starting out in aws I found it really comprehensive. Until I got halfway through and realised it was outdated still using AWS SDK1 and UnitJ4 . Was a real shame. It just wan't really transportable, without a lot of extra effort into my production code, which was using gradle. So yes disappointed overall.

Hasta el momento me gusta el contenido y el cómo explica los temas; esto último no es asunto menor.Asumiendo que conoces Java (ú otro lenguaje), te explica la programación Serverless que ofrece AWS.Resulta una referencia útil en este tema, te recomendaría leerlo si comienzas en este asunto.

Great book for all the Java developers out there who have heard about Lambda on AWS using other languages. It explains what “serverless” means and what to do with it, and what not to do. It covers the gotchas you might not come across in all the hype. Whether or not a developer starts writing Lambda functions in Java after they put the book down, they will be educated in how to tackle it. The book provides insight into how to architect solutions in a new way with whatever platform or language you choose.

Assumes nothing and builds toward expert usage of AWS lambda for Java -- with a lot of good info even if you aren't using the Java runtime.Great insights for all levels, but especially if you are new to serverless computing and planning on using the jvm, save yourself the trouble of learning these lessons the hard way and buy this book!